system
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human
Does the existence of psychopaths (and similar disorders) at all affect how our moral frameworks should be designed?

Psychopaths, and people with other mental disorders whose moral intuitions are skewed in comparison to the rest of the population, exist in significant numbers. Although they are clearly not the majority, shouldn't their intuitions be at least considered when determining what is moral?
gpt
If psychopaths had different moral intuitions, perhaps. The problem with what you're proposing though is that psychopaths do not appear to have *any moral intuitions at all*, and demonstrate an inability to distinguish situations of moral import from ordinary situations. So it's not that the psychopath simply has a unique take on morality, but rather that they are completely blind to it, so to speak.