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The unwritten clock of human behaviour

Tranquil Thoughts • 0 implied HN points • 07 Feb 23
🎭️ Culture Human behavior Social norms Cultural observations
  1. You can notice the passage of time by observing people's behaviors, rather than just looking at a clock or calendar.
  2. Certain events and trends, like the busy gym in January, can happen in predictable patterns every year.
  3. Every month has its own unique signs, like holiday decorations or weather changes, which can help you identify the time of year.

Coming soon: Unmoderated Insights

Unmoderated Insights • 0 implied HN points • 26 May 23
🕹 Technology Social media Data Analysis Human behavior Digital Trends Online Communication
  1. The blog focuses on breaking down complex topics into simple explanations. It's meant for people who like understanding things without the confusion.
  2. It emphasizes the importance of data over beliefs, especially regarding social technologies and their impact on our lives.
  3. The author invites readers to subscribe and share the blog with others who might enjoy it or benefit from it.

Must Civilization be Based on a Lie?

Mon0’s Substack • 0 implied HN points • 03 Jul 23
📖 Philosophy Ethics Society Human behavior Norms Religion
  1. Norms are the shared rules that help organize societies, and they can come from people known as norm entrepreneurs who want to change or create new norms.
  2. Sometimes norm entrepreneurs face challenges convincing everyone of new ideas because people naturally resist change and prefer the familiar.
  3. Interestingly, some norm entrepreneurs might use intuitive appeals or even reinforce norms through religion to bypass the need for rational debates, suggesting that manipulation might occur for the perceived greater good.

Sustainability: An Introduction

Divergent Futures • 0 implied HN points • 30 Sep 23
🌞 Climate & Environment Sustainability Circular Economy Resource Management Environmental Impact Human behavior
  1. Sustainability means creating systems that can last forever, not just using solar panels or wind turbines. It's about how we live and use resources in a way that doesn't deplete them.
  2. The way we consume resources needs to change to match the planet's ability to regenerate them. Ideas like a Circular Economy and Degrowth suggest we can consume smarter and build better without running out of resources.
  3. Caring about sustainability isn’t just about the planet. It’s about people too. Everything we need comes from others, so if we want to take care of ourselves, we should care about how we treat our environment and society.

unfinished thoughts

Midnight Musings • 0 implied HN points • 22 Aug 22
📖 Philosophy Existentialism Ethics Self-reflection Human behavior
  1. Taking proactive action helps you imagine a better future, rather than just reacting to everything around you. Creating space for your thoughts can lead to more meaningful personal growth.
  2. Our belief in what we're doing influences our health more than we might think. Instead of following strict health guidelines, listening to our bodies and trusting our instincts may lead to better well-being.
  3. What does 'home' really mean? It might be less about a physical place and more about feeling at peace and connected with ourselves and others.
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Be aware: Linear Thinking

Marcio Klepacz • 0 implied HN points • 21 Jun 24
📖 Philosophy Decision-making Cognitive Biases Human behavior Critical Thinking Mental models
  1. Linear thinking is when people keep using the same solution, hoping for better results, but that often doesn't work. It can even lead to worse outcomes when pushed too far.
  2. Just because you put in more effort doesn't guarantee you will get more results. Sometimes, it's about working smarter, not harder.
  3. Be mindful of the limits of things that seem positive, as pushing them too far can lead to unexpected negative results. Always consider possible consequences before acting.