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Yeah, I'm not sure exactly what Wei Dai and Vladimir Nesov have in mind when they talk about a shared concept of 'ought' or of 'right'. Will Sawin talks about humans having a cognitive module devoted to the processing of 'ought', which I also find implausible given the last 30 years of psychology and neuroscience. I think I have a different view (than Dai, Nesov, and Sawin) of what concepts are and how they are likely to work, but I'd have to put serious time into a post to explain this clearly, I think. For the moment, those who are interested in the subject should read the SEP articles on concepts and mental representation.
Oh, even better:
Mareschal, Quinn, & Lea, eds. (2010). The Making of Human Concepts.
Mahon & Caramazza (2009). Concepts and categories: A neuropsychological perspective.
Kourtzi & Connor (2011). Neural Representations for Object Perception, Structure, Category, and Adaptive Coding.
Nieder & Dehaene (2009). Representation of number in the brain.