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Witnessing shared moral norms being disrespected inhibits the neurons responsible for controlling our tongue, a reaction similar to the one we have when we taste something unpleasant. This is what emerges from a study led by the University of Bologna and the University of Messina. This work received the Best Paper Prize 2021 during the XII International Scientific Conference on Neuroethics. ....

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