I hold to a version of this perspective when we shift focus to qualities that guide our evaluation of human experience. Right and wrong, good and evil, destiny and purpose, value and meaning are all profoundly useful concepts, but I am not among those who believe that moral judgments and assignments of significance transcend the human mind. We invent these qualities. Not from whole cloth. Our Darwinian-selected minds are predisposed to be attracted to or repulsed by or scared of various ideas and behaviors.
