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That's not how human social interaction works though. Monkey see, monkey do. Some more than others. It is a psychological condition if you truly are immune to p
by brnt 3y ago
That's not how human social interaction works though. Monkey see, monkey do. Some more than others. It is a psychological condition if you truly are immune to peer pressure.
- ASalazarMX 3y agoFortunately we can go beyond monkey.
- brnt 3y agoBut not that much, and not everyone the same amount.
- eternityforest 3y agoWith training, yes, but not everyone is lucky enough to learn before they have a permanent injury or an addiction, or they are broke and homelessness and have a criminal record. Some of these dangers we actively encourage, like high school sports, where 17yos will list off their fairly major injuries, this is considered normal, and the only realistic way to prevent those injuries would be to quit, because playing in a way that avoids injury is not what's expected.
- jstarfish 3y ago> It is a psychological condition if you truly are immune to peer pressure. By that criteria, I must be a psychopath. Integrity is not a psychological condition. Lack of it is. Yours is the logic that leads to people "just following orders." Nazi see, Nazi do! In this case, it's not a culture of avoiding PPE. That's propaganda from shitty contracting firms trying to save a few bucks by not providing PPE in the first place. The illegal laborers they hire to do the work aren't ever in a position to complain.
- brnt 3y agoNazi Germany did happen, didnt it? You are making it into a value judgement. That can only cloud observation of our species. A better question would be: how are individuals reinforced in overcoming our limitations?