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Yeah, a very interesting piece of cognitive dissonance is when people are all "a person's behavior is a product of their environment, which they can't be held f
by sneed_chucker 3y ago
Yeah, a very interesting piece of cognitive dissonance is when people are all "a person's behavior is a product of their environment, which they can't be held fully responsible for" until the person in question holds views or engages in behavior that we want to hold them personally accountable for.
I know neither the "product of environment" or "personal responsibility" view is absolute with anyone, but I've noticed that different people draw the line in widely different places.
- roflyear 3y agoHow is that what this author is doing? Did you read the article?
- hasty_pudding 3y agoHow is behavior NOT a product of ones environment? One only has the information to make decisions about the world they have gathered from their environment. No one is born knowing correct way to behave. As an example do you think everyone in the Middle East is Muslim because they've made the decision to be? Or because that is what their environment has taught them is correct.