bobsky
@sociofo.bsky.social
Dividing into groups is a mistake. Humans naturally seek a sense of belonging, and the idea of being part of a broader humanity aligns with this innate need. Rather than specifying our groups, embracing our common identity as humans fosters unity.
Divide et Impera.
The political strategy “Divide and Rule” employed by authorities to maintain control by creating division and discord among different groups within a population. This strategy involves exploiting existing differences, whether they be cultural, ethnic, religious, or socioeconomic,
The political strategy “Divide and Rule” employed by authorities to maintain control by creating division and discord among different groups within a population. This strategy involves exploiting existing differences, whether they be cultural, ethnic, religious, or socioeconomic,
January 22, 2024 at 9:34 PM
Divide et Impera.
The political strategy “Divide and Rule” employed by authorities to maintain control by creating division and discord among different groups within a population. This strategy involves exploiting existing differences, whether they be cultural, ethnic, religious, or socioeconomic,
The political strategy “Divide and Rule” employed by authorities to maintain control by creating division and discord among different groups within a population. This strategy involves exploiting existing differences, whether they be cultural, ethnic, religious, or socioeconomic,
As individuals undergo development, they accrue a myriad of life experiences, emotional insights, knowledge, skills, etc.. This complex cognitive process varies significantly among individuals, involving diverse domains such as memory, attention, and problem-solving.
January 22, 2024 at 8:20 PM
As individuals undergo development, they accrue a myriad of life experiences, emotional insights, knowledge, skills, etc.. This complex cognitive process varies significantly among individuals, involving diverse domains such as memory, attention, and problem-solving.
Researches in dev. psychology and neuroscience supports the idea that newborns share fundamental similarities in their early stages.
1. Neonatal Reflexes
2. Sensory Perception
3. Basic Emotional Responses
4. Innate Cognitive Abilities
5. Genetic Commonalities (the human genome is remarkably similar)
1. Neonatal Reflexes
2. Sensory Perception
3. Basic Emotional Responses
4. Innate Cognitive Abilities
5. Genetic Commonalities (the human genome is remarkably similar)
January 22, 2024 at 7:53 AM
Researches in dev. psychology and neuroscience supports the idea that newborns share fundamental similarities in their early stages.
1. Neonatal Reflexes
2. Sensory Perception
3. Basic Emotional Responses
4. Innate Cognitive Abilities
5. Genetic Commonalities (the human genome is remarkably similar)
1. Neonatal Reflexes
2. Sensory Perception
3. Basic Emotional Responses
4. Innate Cognitive Abilities
5. Genetic Commonalities (the human genome is remarkably similar)
Division into subgroups is fertile ground for conflicts.
Individuals tend to favor their own group, leading to in-group bias and potential out-group discrimination. This inclination is a result of evolutionary adaptations, where group cooperation conferred survival advantages
Individuals tend to favor their own group, leading to in-group bias and potential out-group discrimination. This inclination is a result of evolutionary adaptations, where group cooperation conferred survival advantages
January 22, 2024 at 7:42 AM
Division into subgroups is fertile ground for conflicts.
Individuals tend to favor their own group, leading to in-group bias and potential out-group discrimination. This inclination is a result of evolutionary adaptations, where group cooperation conferred survival advantages
Individuals tend to favor their own group, leading to in-group bias and potential out-group discrimination. This inclination is a result of evolutionary adaptations, where group cooperation conferred survival advantages