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Both areas of study are basically looking at human nature on the macro level, it strikes me as interesting that they are different fields of study at all. While
by TheGRS 10y ago
Both areas of study are basically looking at human nature on the macro level, it strikes me as interesting that they are different fields of study at all. While I think they're both worth studying and listening to, neither seem to be totally correct on any one particular subject since the elusive "average person" doesn't appear to exist. Take anyone who might fall into an average category and they will always have outliers in other areas. How many people do you personally know are just following the average human life pattern and never do anything outside of it? People are just inherently unpredictable and irrational.