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Collective consciousness shapes societal norms from "summary" of The Patterning Instinct by Jeremy R. Lent

The collective consciousness of a society is a powerful force that shapes the norms and values that govern human behavior. These shared beliefs and attitudes are not fixed or static, but are constantly evolving as individuals interact with one another and with their environment. Through this process of interaction and feedback, societal norms are reinforced and perpetuated, influencing everything from social hierarchies to cultural practices. At the heart of this dynamic is the human capacity for social learning and imitation. From a young age, individuals are socialized into their culture through a process of observation and mimicry. By observing the behavior of others and receiving feedback from their peers, individuals learn what is considered acceptable and unacceptable within their society. Over time, these learned behaviors become internaliz...
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    The Patterning Instinct

    Jeremy R. Lent

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