Does a rational approach to morality create a better world?

The video explores the balance between data and empathy in decision-making, emphasizing the role of emotion as a motivator in moral actions. It warns against altruism becoming bureaucratic without a moral impulse, using Levinas' philosophy. The discussion extends to Sweden's social security system and its approach to compassion, highlighting the challenges of institutionalized compassion and the move towards a cashless society.

What are the potential consequences of losing the initial moral impulse in altruistic efforts?

How does the example of beggars in Sweden illustrate the challenges of social support systems?