Sam HarrisNon-Fiction · Philosophy & Religion·b. 1967
The Moral Landscape
Synopsis
Sam Harris challenges conventional thinking about morality, arguing that science can provide a foundation for objective ethical values. He explores the neurological basis of decision-making and advocates for using scientific understanding to promote human well-being. This book presents a compelling case for a more rational approach to ethics, even for those who may not agree with every point.
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10