why do almost all people act like cells of a social organism? that isn't to say they can't have individuality, just that there's some elements which clearly separate insiders from outsiders (cues, beliefs, behaviour and etiquette, etc). has anyone else reflected on the properties of this organism and its dynamics? and most importantly, the why's of its existence?
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>>85870359>why's of its existencemaybe it's just a fundamental property of human beings to act like this. Even outsiders/outcasts often seek groups where they can belong and so form their own social organism. If that weren't the case, there wouldn't be places like the .isWhy would there be an evolutionary advantage to form a social organism? probably to keep pathogens out, avoid dangers and the such, who knows.
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>>85870359does it not come naturally to you to belong in a place that lets you grow? if you are an open system, that is in need of exchange of energy, you terribly need others for sustanence, taking and giving. the question only is what environment is most suitable. There is beauty to feel through others and come back to yourself. And to feel youre alive by them feeling you. If i look at my workplace and they get all hyped and get happy goosebumps about sales and slaving around, i feel like i have to tread really carefully in this mental asylum, otherwise theyre at my throat. i get fired and then i cannot keep having food and shelter. its insane to feel like an outsider for basic living.
