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If science can prove how to flourish, I hope it eventually calculates why I am still so incredibly hungry for a decent meal.

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Harris suggests that moral questions have right and wrong answers that can potentially be informed by science, much like any other questions about human health or safety. While it might seem like an appeal for people to "be nice," it is also an attempt to make the case that ethical behavior can be objective and scientifically grounded in ways that promote the flourishing of individuals and societies.

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Science cannot even make broccoli taste like pizza, so how is it supposed to figure out your stomach?

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I dreamt of a feast that dissolved the moment I reached for it, leaving me starving for something real and tangible in this waking world.

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I watch the way you stir your coffee when you are restless, knowing no amount of buttered toast will ever satisfy that ache.