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We have thoroughly ignored the social cognitive capabilities that make a human “Human”. The capability of using our minds for understanding each other and for assessing systems like religions, political and social ideologies and then choosing one ideology or the other -be it Islam or Christianity or Judaism or Socialism or Marxism or Capitalism.
No, we have given up on this ability. We are not going to use our minds to find out who is who and what do they stand for? Who is proposing a better ideology? Whose designs and systems will best utilise our resources?
No, we are not asking these questions. Instead we are looking for mere physically resemblances. Why? Cause all our brain can process is physical shapes. We have lost the ability to understand complex social systems -the social cognitive capabilities. We are now looking for physical similarities and gathering on the basis of nationalities not on the basis of ideologies.
We have devolved from human beings to pack animals.
We have thoroughly ignored the social cognitive capabilities that make a human “Human”. The capability of using our minds for understanding each other and for assessing systems like religions, political and social ideologies and then choosing one ideology or the other -be it Islam or Christianity or Judaism or Socialism or Marxism or Capitalism.
No, we have given up on this ability. We are not going to use our minds to find out who is who and what do they stand for? Who is proposing a better ideology? Whose designs and systems will best utilise our resources?
No, we are not asking these questions. Instead we are looking for mere physically resemblances. Why? Cause all our brain can process is physical shapes. We have lost the ability to understand complex social systems -the social cognitive capabilities. We are now looking for physical similarities and gathering on the basis of nationalities not on the basis of ideologies.
We have devolved from human beings to pack animals.