Group dynamics shape individual behavior in powerful ways from "summary" of The Concise Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene
The human being is a social animal, deeply influenced by the groups to which they belong. When you find yourself in a group, you inevitably start to assimilate its norms, values, and behavioral patterns. This process happens subtly, almost unconsciously, as you seek to fit in and gain acceptance from the group. The desire to belong and be part of something larger than yourself is a powerful force, one that can override your individual beliefs and desires.
As you become more integrated into a group, you start to internalize its collective mindset. You may find yourself adopting the group's opinions, attitudes, and even prejudices without fully realizing it. This is because the group exerts a strong influence on your thoughts and actions, shaping them in ways that align with its objectives and values. In essence, you start to conform to the group's standards, even if they contradict your o...
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