At this point, it is tempting to speculate about what some of the broader implications might be of these empirical findings. For instance, what can they tell us about how to design a just society? If we should assume that most of us suffer from moral hypocrisy to enough of an extent that we are not fair people, does that support more active monitoring by the state to detect unfair behavior? How might we practically implement the findings about mirrors (should they be strategically placed around the public square to encourage fair behavior?) and empathy (should there be regular public reminders to imagine what others are going through who are less fortunate?)? And what other lessons can we extrapolate from this research to help us improve society? This is not the place to explore these questions, but they are a natural next step.