It seems to me that what we might term the moral sense has as its objective the creation of a feeling. You do good things to feel good.
But when it comes to abstract systems–like the economy–the connection between action and consequence can easily be obscured. It is very possible to do something that makes you feel good which works on balance to hurt people you never see, never know, and whose fate you never learn. And they never connect their misery with you.
The moral sense must be tied to learning, to a developed sense of responsibility to work diligently for understanding.
This is why my third sacred principle is Perceptual Movement. I don’t tie it down too hard. What I mean is continuing to learn on every level which presents itself, in every language it presents itself in.