RE: J.K. Rowling returns human rights award amid criticism from organization
08-31-2020, 04:57 AM
08-31-2020, 04:57 AM
Labster, you are asking exactly the wrong question, that's the question that leads to society beating down human nature. That has led to human nature getting beat down until it breaks and people die of murder, suicide or murder suicide over the fact that they do not fit in. The USA has a long history of this, so I should not be surprised.
I'm not going to pretend it will be easy, but what you need to do is change society, because society changes a whole lot more easily than human nature. What you want is to create a society that encourages healthy behaviour and habits in people by pulling at the levers of human nature. You don't want to have to punish people for poor behaviour, that you need to is an indication of a failure state, you want to reward people for good behaviour in a way they respond well to and keep encouraging them so they propagate that behaviour.
Succeed, and you create a society that matches human nature and encourages its better qualities
As an aside, 'eusocial' is a very loaded term given its original meaning in biology. You may want to avoid using it.
I'm not going to pretend it will be easy, but what you need to do is change society, because society changes a whole lot more easily than human nature. What you want is to create a society that encourages healthy behaviour and habits in people by pulling at the levers of human nature. You don't want to have to punish people for poor behaviour, that you need to is an indication of a failure state, you want to reward people for good behaviour in a way they respond well to and keep encouraging them so they propagate that behaviour.
Succeed, and you create a society that matches human nature and encourages its better qualities
As an aside, 'eusocial' is a very loaded term given its original meaning in biology. You may want to avoid using it.