Copy and paste the link below into your browser.Provide a detailed response to the following questions and references

https://www.ted.com/talks/dan_ariely_on_our_buggy_moral_code#t-839661

1. Are there ever situations where we should abandon our moral code and use our intuition instead?

2. To what extent do we learn these ideas of right and wrong from our environment? Do we have an intrinsic morality? To what extent is our morality present in us from birth?

3. Is our moral compass influenced mostly by our upbringing and those we have close relationships with? Does intelligence affect moral codes?

4. If we were to test intuitions or morals, what is it to say that one person's morals are correct or incorrect? Like for instance the nurse that was pulling his bandages off. What is to say that her morals or judgement was not correct? How can you test these morals accurately?

Copy and paste the link below into your browser.Provide a detailed response to the following questions and references

https://www.ted.com/talks/helen_fisher_studies_the_brain_in_love

5. Why is it that the brain can distinguish romantic love from the other types of love? Could it be because of hormones that come into play?

6. Does the love that Helen Fisher studies similar or have anything to do with love of a family member? Are they the same obsession for family versus a significant other? Or is it because you have spent the most time with family and its "forced" love?