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I was immediately turned off by this article when it cited a study from 1933 That seems to suggest that as we progress we know better. However, not many would
by Ardit20 17y ago
I was immediately turned off by this article when it cited a study from 1933
That seems to suggest that as we progress we know better. However, not many would suggest that the wisdom of Aristotle is no longer relevant. And that Milgram experiment am sure was done more than twenty years ago, yet it shed some great light into our psyche.
There is no reason to suggest that we know better than the people of the last century. Humans remain humans afterall and unlike physics where truth may be more rigid, in matters of human behaviour it may be safer to trust an older source for if it has survived the tides of time, then it must have some goodness in it.