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If we share works from Marx, we’re allegedly Marxists.
If we share works from Bookchin, we’re allegedly Bookchinites.
The Left’s infatuation with categorization/labels takes precedence over nuanced, scientific understanding, and this is at the core of our sectarianism problem.
If we share works from Bookchin, we’re allegedly Bookchinites.
The Left’s infatuation with categorization/labels takes precedence over nuanced, scientific understanding, and this is at the core of our sectarianism problem.
For a solid grasp on why humans think this way, it is worth taking cues from the field of Human Behavioral Biology.
We‘d like to share some clips from a lecture series provided by Professor Robert Sapolsky at Stanford in 2010.
Here is Sapolsky on why we use categories + labels.
We‘d like to share some clips from a lecture series provided by Professor Robert Sapolsky at Stanford in 2010.
Here is Sapolsky on why we use categories + labels.
“When you are paying too much attention to categories, you can’t differentiate two facts that fall within the same category.”
