is Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and author of Neuroethics (2023) and Regard for Reason in the Moral Mind (2018). He writes about moral controversies and the cognitive science of social change.
Neurodiversity
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Why we should think of neurodiversity like we do personality
It’s a mistake to frame autistic and ADHD traits as either deficits or mere differences. There’s another way to see them
by Joshua May
Change and self-development
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What can we learn from those who have a moral change of heart?
Stories of sharp adjustments in moral perspective show the potential of unusual experiences to open people’s minds
by Joshua May