Blog24.06
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I just asked TheBrainAI the following question: You say, “Cultures with highly competitive environments may have more colorful and vivid expressions for blame-shifting as self-preservation tactics become more common.” I find that naive. Cultures with highly competitive environments are also highly reciprocal, that is, they are highly cooperative in the good sense of the word, rather than the authoritarian sense where an underling must cooperate with authority, which is not cooperation at all, but coercion. More akin to communist and fascist models. In truly cooperative societies vocabularies are far larger and more refined, which is probably the reason for the variety of blame-shifting vocabulary. Please write a self-critical and generally dialectical piece on that including the phenomenon that humans are considered guilty of everything bad happening to them, which is the error that is the root of shifting blame and is responsible for all the fallacies, self-deceptions and mental disorders as supposedly human. Psychology and Psychiatry use the so-called psyche to construct a deep fake mythology of a blame-shifting human nature, one that is utterly wrong. Psychology is the utterly hollow study that AI is. |