April 15, 2024
Who Serves Whom: Are We Truly Neutral?
In a world where freedom of speech is valued and liberal beliefs are embraced, staying neutral is seen as a basic monument for everyone to make fair judgments. Being neutral can be powerful because it challenges the established moral rules that guide decision-making. When we live in a society where people can freely share their thoughts without taking sides, it can affect socio-political discourse. Our inherent moral complexity challenges the notion of true neutrality. We often grapple with the dichotomy of right and wrong while aspiring to maintain a neutral stance within a broader context. Citing[1] Damasio and Izard’s research
