I’m with you except the word “just” in the first sentence; I think the social stuff explains a lot of the moral machinery but I would be surprised if it explained it all.
I wouldn’t say that it explains the moral machinery. It’s more of an observation science than an inferential or inductive/deductive process. The “just” is denoting the subset nature of moral machinery existing within the overarching concept of human civilization and development. The allegory of the cave concept is also a paradigm from which you can think about the set theory perspective of human civilization.
I’m with you except the word “just” in the first sentence; I think the social stuff explains a lot of the moral machinery but I would be surprised if it explained it all.
I wouldn’t say that it explains the moral machinery. It’s more of an observation science than an inferential or inductive/deductive process. The “just” is denoting the subset nature of moral machinery existing within the overarching concept of human civilization and development. The allegory of the cave concept is also a paradigm from which you can think about the set theory perspective of human civilization.