I would say that it is simply the case that many moral systems require intelligence, or are more effective with intelligence. The intelligence doesn’t lead to morality per se, but does lead to ability to practically apply the morality. Furthermore, low intelligence usually implies lower tendency to cross-link the beliefs, resulting in less, hmm, morally coherent behaviour.
I would say that it is simply the case that many moral systems require intelligence, or are more effective with intelligence. The intelligence doesn’t lead to morality per se, but does lead to ability to practically apply the morality. Furthermore, low intelligence usually implies lower tendency to cross-link the beliefs, resulting in less, hmm, morally coherent behaviour.