Message from @Undead Mockingbird

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2018-10-04 12:31:39 UTC  

Well she just came across people that were willing to debate with her and it gave her a more open mind set

2018-10-04 12:31:58 UTC  

Idk, maybe tribe isn't the right word. Her perspective of people in her life.

2018-10-04 12:32:33 UTC  

yes

2018-10-04 12:33:33 UTC  

tribe/faction/associates, its all the same in the culture war

2018-10-04 12:33:38 UTC  

But on the opposite side you'll see people that don't want their ideas challenged just seek out more people like themselves. So extreme left, extreme right, incel groups.. people like that don't want to be challenged

2018-10-04 12:34:07 UTC  

most of those are people who see their ideals as infallible for an arbitrary reason

2018-10-04 12:34:13 UTC  

Agreed

2018-10-04 12:34:28 UTC  

Wonder how heavily the agreeable/disagreeable personality factors into this...

2018-10-04 12:35:06 UTC  

considering wamen are on average more "agreeable" and we look at feminism

I'd say very little

2018-10-04 12:35:24 UTC  

But they are agreeing.

2018-10-04 12:35:29 UTC  

With those in their lives.

2018-10-04 12:35:32 UTC  

to one side

2018-10-04 12:35:45 UTC  

Hmm ... okay.

2018-10-04 12:36:44 UTC  

@Undead Mockingbird Not sure what you are okaying, or if you realized what I was saying wasn't interesting. If you have something interesting, by all means feel free to share with the class.

2018-10-04 12:37:07 UTC  

I am not being critical.

2018-10-04 12:37:28 UTC  

It makes sense, as far as you discussed, it just wasn't quite as satisfying of an answer as I had hoped.

2018-10-04 12:37:30 UTC  

I just thought maybe you were onto something, when you thought i was. And was curious.

2018-10-04 12:37:34 UTC  

It might be no less correct, though.

2018-10-04 12:37:37 UTC  

I'm unsure.

2018-10-04 12:38:46 UTC  

People are different, theres much overlap across everyone

Its usually people join tribes based on experience / friend groups

You tend to more easily become friends with people that agree

2018-10-04 12:39:06 UTC  

No ... YOU are different.

2018-10-04 12:39:10 UTC  

I am just the same.

2018-10-04 12:39:12 UTC  

and those might be connected to someone more radical, and they just drag in cuz on paper the left sounds morally correct

2018-10-04 12:39:31 UTC  

😃

2018-10-04 12:39:32 UTC  

Ya, idk. I don't know what else could create such emotions seemingly spanning over multiple topics, when the topics themselves don't present the emotion.

2018-10-04 12:39:48 UTC  

as well as those "fearing" the left then being more easily pushed into alt-right groups

2018-10-04 12:39:59 UTC  

the Emotions come from prolonged stress

2018-10-04 12:40:07 UTC  

remember, these people embrace the ideology 24/7

2018-10-04 12:40:20 UTC  

Topics themselves never present emotion.

2018-10-04 12:40:20 UTC  

they don't relax

distraction is weakness, and isn't supportive of victims

2018-10-04 12:40:38 UTC  

If you actively seek out horror in every detail

2018-10-04 12:40:39 UTC  

You always project some kind of meaning on it.

2018-10-04 12:40:42 UTC  

you'll be consumed by it

2018-10-04 12:40:50 UTC  

As for the left, they are telling you what emotions they are projecting.

2018-10-04 12:41:09 UTC  

It's like a forum or discussion board. Some people you can tell are wanting to discuss and pick at a topic. Others are emotional and you get the feeling they are just trying to win. Win what, idk. Imaginary cookies or something...

2018-10-04 12:41:26 UTC  

Fear of the predatory male, fear of right wing authoritarianism, smug superiority, and so forth.

2018-10-04 12:41:48 UTC  

queue scribble 😄 who is just here to be angry

2018-10-04 12:42:09 UTC  

Ah, then you might as well ask why people get upset over words.

2018-10-04 12:42:14 UTC  

Emotions make up everything people do though. Very few people can remove emotion from everything they encounter. I think people just need to do a better job being aware of when they're having an emotional bias

2018-10-04 12:42:25 UTC  

Why is winning an argument satisfying and losing one feels bad?

2018-10-04 12:42:45 UTC  

Much of our nervous system reacts to a verbal altercation in ways similar to physical ones.