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The Times list, along with most everything else in the paper, as per their motto of "all the news that's fit to print," is essentially the sphere of approved th
by yostrovs 9y ago
The Times list, along with most everything else in the paper, as per their motto of "all the news that's fit to print," is essentially the sphere of approved thinking that a certain part of the populace approves of.
- Feniks 9y agoYou took the red pill ;) humans are group animals, we're constantly influencing each other. Individuality is a myth.
- wand3r 9y agoI believe that those 2 statements aren't mutually exclusive. To paraphrase Peterson it is important to participate in groups as we progress into society from a dependent child relying on our parents into the various groups we socialize in. It is important to have a strong sense of self and individuality but equally important to know how to participate in groups and when to hold societal norms and when to challenge group psychology.
- Gatellicited 9y agoyostrovs is too polite to say it, but that segment of the population to which he alludes are American Jewry, who demonstrably wield disproportionate influence across America and consequently the world. If you doubt this, just look at the principals of the major American media, finance, and political advocacy organizations and count the Jews. Predictably, whether by conscious nepotism or accidental bias, they employ people who share their own hereditary interests and innate philosophy, shaping the company into one which is in conflict with the host nation's people.