Mathematical model reveals why rigid moral rules persist despite human flexibility: the efficiency–robustness trade-off
Humans are capable of remarkably flexible moral judgment. Yet societies rely on rigid rules—obligations and prohibitions that apply categorically, even when case-by-case reasoning could yield bette...
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