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Saturday, April 11, 2020

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Jay Davies: Jay worked at the zoo for a long time but decided to get a second degree in biology to start research activities. For the past five years, Jay has been studying the life of primates. Throughout his research, he identified clear rudiments of ethical behavior in the primate community. According to Siegmund, morality is not only a human property, and its origins must be sought in animals. Empathy and other manifestations of a kind of morality are inherent in monkeys, and dogs, and elephants, and even reptiles. In addition to exciting stories about ethical behavior in the primate world, Jay raises deep philosophical questions related to science and religion. How and when did morality arise? What influence did religion have on the formation of ethics?

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