Revenge: Why We Pay to Punish (The Neural Architecture of Justice)
Send us Fan Mail Read the article on Substack The neuroscience of altruistic punishment reveals both our greatest hope and our deepest vulnerability. We are capable of extraordinary self-sacrifice in service of justice, but that same capacity can be exploited, misdirected, or suppressed. Understanding these mechanisms won't solve injustice, but it might help us recognize when our moral instincts are being manipulated and when the costs of inaction exceed even the highest price of punishment. ...
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