Moral Regression: The Instinctual Roots of Human Behavior and the Possibility of Transcendence

This book delves into the roots of human morality — questioning whether our sense of right and wrong is truly noble or merely a product of evolution and survival. Through philosophical reasoning and scientific insight, it exposes the illusion of moral superiority and reveals how our instincts, shaped by evolution, often disguise themselves as ethics. Drawing on the thoughts of Darwin and modern psychology, the author uncovers the hidden drives behind “moral behavior,” showing that evil and virtue may both rise from the same biological source. A daring exploration of the mind that challenges the reader to see morality not as divine law, but as a mirror of human evolution.