• throwaway [none/use name]
    hexagon
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    4 years ago

    i literally fainted from lack of b12 while reading this, too complicated ыыы

    edit: anyway, i took my b12 supplements, anyway, i believe this encapsulates a much broader question of how the human mind perceives and adopts foreign ideas and addresses inconsistencies that emerge from contradicting beliefs; i found jonathan haidt's "The Righteous Mind" book shining an interesting light on this issue

    tldr of the book: people are scared of foreign stuff, and other people gaslighting their beliefs onto them while appealing to their emotions seems to be the most effective strategy to convince someone

    disclaimer: the author is probably a lib, but the psychology component is interesting

    • TossedAccount [he/him]
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      4 years ago

      people are scared of foreign stuff, and other people gaslighting their beliefs onto them while appealing to their emotions seems to be the most effective strategy to convince someone

      Takes notes