Why Don't We Help? Human Nature vs Morality

In this episode, Ali Zaka and Abubakar Zaka explore Peter Singer’s influential essay “Famine, Affluence, and Morality” — and then push the debate further. Are humans truly moral, or are we naturally selfish and even capable of evil? Is Singer’s demand for radical altruism realistic?
Through philosophy, psychology, religion, real-world examples, and deep ethical analysis, this podcast challenges Singer’s arguments, examines human nature, and presents a balanced view of morality in a world of poverty, famine, and inequality.
A must-listen for students, teachers, philosophers, and anyone interested in ethics, charity, and the darker side of human behavior.

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Peter Singer
Famine Affluence and Morality explained
Is human nature selfish
Are humans inherently evil
Ethics and morality podcast
Drowning child analogy
Peter Singer criticism and rebuttal
Moral responsibility and poverty
Global inequality ethics
Psychology of selfishness
Ali Zaka podcast
Human nature debate
Moral philosophy explained
Utilitarianism debate
Charity and ethics
Philosophy podcast Pakistan
Ethics of helping the poor
Why humans don’t help
Moral dilemma analysis
Selfishness
money
capitalism
communism
socialism
Marxism
Evil




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