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The Drake-Kendrick Rap Beef: A Case Study of Mob Psychology . Content Warning.
The following article contains disturbing allegations of criminal activity that some readers may find upsetting. The most famous example of “mob psychology” is the Salem Witch Trials. Since witches do not exist, the absurdity of that situation is self-evident. Yet, the same psychological dynamics which brought that almost comedic tragedy to bear are ready to be tapped into in any society at any time. The Red Scares and the internment of Japanese-Americans are other notable examples in American history. Similar things have happened on much smaller scales, though typically within a continuum, such as the famous trial after the Boston Massacre or, more recently, the case involving the Central Park 5. Sometimes, it’s a zeitgeist of paranoia that sweeps over a nation; at other times, it concerns just one person and a small group of people to outnumber them. Yet, no matter how many people are involved, it always looks the same.Four characteristics of mob psychology allow it to self-perpetuate with devastating consequences: 1) it abandons nuance, 2) it labels defenders of the accused as guilty of the same thing as the accused, 3) it rewards those who promote its aims, and 4) it does bad in the name of good.
By Martin Vidal2 years ago in Psyche
Happy At Last.. Content Warning.
I have been reflecting on my life a lot recently. I have been looking back on those years from the 90s when I was constantly fleeing violence, in and out of hostels, struggling to be a parent, and struggling with my mental health.
By Carol Ann Townend2 years ago in Psyche
Death
Imagine staring at a flickering candle flame. It dances and sways, casting warm light and fleeting shadows. That flame, vibrant and alive, is a metaphor for our existence. Death is the inevitable snuffing out of that flame. Yet, unlike a candle, we have the capacity to contemplate the darkness before it engulfs us.
By Addishiwot Gizachew 2 years ago in Psyche
who is in control?
The human experience is a curious dance between agency and happenstance. We strive to exert control over our lives, over the world around us, yet fate and circumstance often leave us grasping at shadows. The very concept of control, then, becomes a philosophical labyrinth, a path riddled with questions and paradoxes. What does it truly mean to control something? How much control do we actually possess? And is the pursuit of control ultimately a liberating or a disempowering force?
By Addishiwot Gizachew 2 years ago in Psyche
Is it going to get better?
The human mind excels at creating narratives. We construct grand stories about our lives, picturing a future overflowing with success, happiness, and unending progress. This "illusion of a bright future" acts as a powerful motivator, propelling us forward and fueling our ambitions. Yet, beneath its shimmering surface lurks a darker truth: the future is an uncertain landscape, and our relentless pursuit of a perpetually sunny tomorrow can have profound psychological consequences.
By Addishiwot Gizachew 2 years ago in Psyche
Agnosticism
Skepticism, the philosophical and mental ghost of negligibility, creates a long shaded area across the human experience. It entices us to mull over a universe absent any and all innate reason, a material painted not with divine declaration but rather with the uninterested brushstrokes of inestimable possibility. This paper dives into the chilling profundities of skepticism, investigating its verifiable roots, philosophical contentions, and its significant effect on the human mind.
By Addishiwot Gizachew 2 years ago in Psyche
Do People Want to Be Good?
Whether or not people intrinsically make progress toward great is essentially as old as reasoning itself. From the grand declarations of old Greeks to the intricate speculations of present day brain research, masterminds have wrestled with the inspirations driving our activities. Do we pick great out of a veritable craving for a superior world, or would we say we are driven by additional self-serving motivations? This article dives into the intricacies of human profound quality, investigating the different elements that impact our decisions and the actual meaning of "goodness" itself.
By Addishiwot Gizachew 2 years ago in Psyche
3rd eye
If someone "thinks" their 3rd eye (3E) is open. Then I'm here to say that "No it's not.Your 3E is closed. When your 3E is open it's obvious. It's like being sure of the color Red while being in a room full of Blue. So, if someone reading this right now is questioning if theirs is open. Then politely I'd say "No, it's not." When it's open you are way more intuitive. You almost have glimpses of the future based on how sharp your intuition is. You can "Honestly." And I mean "Literally" just look at someone. You can, or I can, read the energy down to the "T." I can pretty much do this with text messages based on the words you choose as well. Or just by listening to a person talk to me. "I must say Life sure is Different when u start to look at people as different levels of Vibrating Energy." Instead of looking at them just as people. When your 3E is open you've reached a different level of awakeness. The universe begins to speak with u and starts to show you things. The first and most commonly heard of way is by numbers. Or "Angel Numbers." Once you find an app you like or have the meanings set in stone, as far as how you have defined them. The meanings of the patterns such as 333, 555, 777..etc and also numbers with sequence such as 747, 123, 545 and so on. Even with numbers that resonate with u. Like in my case 134. So, once, like I said, you've given description to these numbers via phone app or just personal definitions and sticking to it. Never changing up the numbers description. You can use these "Magick Numbers" as ways that "Spirit" or "Universe" "Ascended Masters", "Ancestors" or "Guardian Angels" as ways they are talking to you or trying to get your attention..what a "Magick Number" means to sum1 else could mean something totally different to you. It really depends on the calmness of your Heart and if its Still and at Peace. The universe speaks to you 101 ways such as the turning of a leaf, a rainstorm, that rabbit or squirrel super close to you that morning on your morning walk. Or if, in my case, I relate rain to cleansing and that it releases me of my anxiety. Then out of nowhere it spurts out a little rainstorm where I just stand in it. Looking up with my eyes closed and arms extended. When I needed it the most. Once you realize that "We" as humans are all connected. Even the animals and trees. Wind and Rain. Even the stars and sun. We all belong here and we're all here to assist and help as we grow spiritually. Which was always the true intention of the purpose of life. Before "Race" separated us or "Money" changed are natural drive and determination. You can look at us with one with God. (Or are God if you will) As we are the universe simply enjoying itself. So if anyone wonders if their 3rd eye was open or had any doubts at all wondering if it were closed. I hope this help d you in way deemed fit. So next time you question. To see if your 3rd eye is open also don't "I Think It Open." Because you'll know with all the fait in the wi kd that it's open with out wondering if its open or at least wondering if its opened. Because you well no for sure if it's opened.
By Lance J Wehrheim2 years ago in Psyche
Embracing the Power of Positivity: A Journey into Positive Psychology
The Foundations of Positive Psychology At the heart of positive psychology lies the recognition that human beings possess innate strengths and capabilities that can be cultivated and nurtured to enhance well-being. Unlike traditional psychology, which often focuses on pathology and dysfunction, positive psychology emphasizes the study of positive emotions, strengths, and virtues that contribute to a thriving life. By focusing on what is right with people rather than what is wrong, positive psychology seeks to empower individuals to live their best lives and reach their full potential.
By Mohamed Ali2 years ago in Psyche
