16th-century Bolivian silver mine slave revolts
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age of colonialism
agnostic utilitarian policies
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little-discussed theories of cognitive dissonance
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philosophical examination
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questions of morality perpetually
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- ISBN 9781803419985
- Dimensions: 140 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 25 Aug 2026
- Publisher: Collective Ink
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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The modern world is caught in a strange dance of righteous outrage and numbing distraction, an era of revolt paired with moral fatigue. Insufficient Rewards: How We Traded Integrity for Comfort and Outsourced Morality to History�exposes not only how the logic of insufficient reward traps us in complicity but also how reclaiming personal integrity is our most urgent form of resistance.
Jay Shapiro is a documentary filmmaker and author. His recent writing includes the audio docu-series Lights On, co-written with bestselling author Annaka Harris. He has also written for the hugely popular Making Sense podcast, covering topics such as Free Will, Moral Philosophy, Existential Threat, and Consciousness. He hosts the podcast Dilemma, dissecting fun and challenging moral dilemmas with leading thinkers, and his work has been featured on Netflix, Amazon, Apple, MSNBC, and The New York Times. He currently lives in Spain but is soon relocating to Berlin.
