The hottest Socialization Substack posts right now

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Maybe Baby 1192 implied HN points 26 Jan 25
  1. Making friends can happen at any age, and it's normal to want connection. Even if life changes, there are always people looking for friendship.
  2. Hosting parties can be a great way to connect with others, even for introverts. It's about taking a chance to invite people and create opportunities for fun together.
  3. Knowing when you're ready to have kids is personal, and it's okay to feel unsure. Communication with your partner is key, and thinking about your family dynamics can help you decide.
Culture Study 1872 implied HN points 20 Dec 24
  1. It's valuable to look closely at our friendships, especially those with unexpected people. You might find deeper connections than you thought.
  2. Some of the best friendships can come from surprising places, like people we don’t usually connect with. These relationships can teach us a lot.
  3. Exploring what makes friends interesting can help us understand ourselves and others better. It's a fun exercise to share these stories.
Sex and the State 23 implied HN points 30 Oct 24
  1. Men often come across as messy or emotionally unbalanced, especially on dating apps. This can make them less appealing to women.
  2. Basic skills like grooming and style are important for everyone, but men haven't always been taught to prioritize these things.
  3. Advice on self-improvement is easier for women to give to men, but gender dynamics make these conversations complex.
Humanities in Revolt 179 implied HN points 30 Apr 23
  1. Thinking critically is as important as physical action, according to bell hooks, as it leads to understanding and learning how life works.
  2. bell hooks challenges the societal norms that discourage critical thinking, arguing that it is a vital capacity for truth, authenticity, and autonomy.
  3. bell hooks emphasizes that critical thinking fosters self-knowledge, agency, and survival, going beyond being a mere academic expectation.
The Recovering Academic 158 implied HN points 11 Jul 23
  1. Experts suggest that boys shy away from college due to issues like resistance to authority, feeling unwelcome, and societal pressures.
  2. Factors like socialization, lack of motivation for academic engagement, and fear of speaking up honestly in class contribute to the declining male enrollment in colleges.
  3. Alternative educational models, such as internships and direct links to employers, are being explored as potential solutions to engage young men in higher education.
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Disaffected Newsletter 499 implied HN points 20 Jul 22
  1. Humans have a natural temperament that includes differences between sexes. These differences aren't just socially made; they come from biology too.
  2. Early experiences shape who we are, but that doesn't erase our natural characteristics. Both biology and environment play a role in developing our personalities.
  3. Accepting differences in sex psychology can help us understand each other better. It's not about limiting roles but noticing patterns in how men and women generally behave.
The Digital Anthropologist 19 implied HN points 06 Dec 23
  1. Robots are becoming more essential due to global population declines and increasing need for automation in various sectors like healthcare, manufacturing, and military.
  2. Society is changing how robots are perceived, shifting from fear and vilification to acceptance and assistance, through increased visibility in media and toy market.
  3. The way robots are being socialized, presented positively as helpers rather than threats, will play a significant role in their sociocultural acceptance and integration into daily life.
Weekend Developer 19 implied HN points 09 Jun 23
  1. It's important to take breaks after long coding sessions to recharge your mind and reduce stress.
  2. Engage in active relaxation activities like playing a sport, enjoying nature, meeting friends, reading fiction, or doing something with your hands.
  3. Unwinding after coding is essential for personal well-being, productivity, and long-term success as a developer. Find what works best for you to maintain a healthy work-life balance.
The Digital Anthropologist 0 implied HN points 12 Jul 23
  1. Play is a cultural tool that helps us adopt new technologies and understand where they fit in our lives and societies.
  2. Playing with technologies sparks imagination, leads to discovering new uses for them, and shows how they impact our social norms and behaviors.
  3. When a new technology emerges, playing with it is one of the first things we do, leading to social experimentation and learning about its capabilities.
Penelope Trunk's Substack 0 implied HN points 15 Dec 22
  1. Measure success in homeschooling by helping kids feel comfortable and belong in their surroundings.
  2. Kids learn best when they feel like they belong, which is a fundamental aspect of human nature.
  3. Encourage kids to join activities, find likeminded people, and balance independence with social connections for a fulfilling homeschooling experience.