Cultures shape thought patterns from "summary" of How the World Thinks by Julian Baggini
The way we think is not just a product of our individual minds. It is also shaped by the cultures we belong to. This is because culture is not just a set of customs and traditions, but a system of shared beliefs and values that influence how we perceive the world. These beliefs and values are ingrained in us from a young age, through the language we speak, the stories we are told, and the rituals we participate in.
For example, in some cultures, the individual is seen as separate from the community, with a strong emphasis on personal autonomy and independence. In others, the individual is seen as interconnected with others, with a greater emphasis on cooperation and harmony. These different perspectives can...
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