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If it's an unconscious thing which transfers into "real life", that seems potentially important. It raises the question of what other unconscious behaviours (po
by HPsquared 4y ago
If it's an unconscious thing which transfers into "real life", that seems potentially important. It raises the question of what other unconscious behaviours (potentially harmful) are picked up in a similar way? Definitely an interesting starting point for further research.
- Traubenfuchs 4y ago> If it's an unconscious thing which transfers into "real life", that seems potentially important. Humans of all ages copy behavior they see in (social) media. Not every unusual behavior should be classified as mental illness. > Definitely an interesting starting point for further research. Maybe, but for psychology and sociology, not psychiatry and brain science.