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  For neuroscience, fair point.  Is that relevant to how we reason about it in this context?
  ...well, at least it conceivably could be that we should treat different "levels" of impression differently. !delta.  I wouldn't be able to confidently commit one way or the other, but it's at least good reason to doubt (and quite the oversight on my end).
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  If I understand, you are asking if a moral reflex (feeling bad about laughing at injured kid) is different than other senses (sight, smell, hearing, touch, etc.)
  Yes, they are all sourced (triggered, started, eletrified?) in different sections of the brain, so this should be enough to classify as different than other senses.