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No, I think it is intrinsic to human nature. We have a need to simplify our picture of the world; if we were to see all phenomena in all their various shades ou
by stareatgoats 6y ago
No, I think it is intrinsic to human nature. We have a need to simplify our picture of the world; if we were to see all phenomena in all their various shades our brains would explode when we try to combine or compare two or more phenomena as we do. That doesn't mean we don't acknowledge the complexity of things (in say a research setting), it's just that we can't make a point if we were to always make such concessions in normal discourse.
That said, in certain political climates, such as the US presidential election season, the tendency to see things as black or white certainly gets amplified.
- mistermann 6y ago> if we were to see all phenomena in all their various shades our brains would explode when we try to combine or compare two or more phenomena as we do Or you would achieve some level of enlightenment.