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People, Society and culture

People, Society and culture

By: Jim D.R
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 People and society: Modern Culture
  1. The Digital Transformation of Society 2. Environmental Consciousness Goes Mainstream 3. The Mental Health Movement 4. Embracing Diversity and Inclusive Practices 5. Freelance and Independent Work Revolution 6. Entertainment in the Streaming Age 7. Online Platforms Driving Social Change 8. The Minimalist Lifestyle Movement 9. Educational Systems in Transition 10. The Pursuit of Mind-Body Balance 11. Remote Work Reshaping Professional Life 12. Artificial Intelligence's Societal Impact 13. Modern Interpretations of Classic Principles Conclusion
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  • Carl Gustav Jung's exploration of the Pleroma, the Red book and the Black books

    Carl Gustav Jung's exploration of the Pleroma, the Red book and the Black books
    Jul 6 2025
    **The Pleroma** draws from Gnostic concepts, representing the divine fullness beyond dualities, and signifies the state of undifferentiated wholeness in Jung's psychological framework, serving as both the source and goal of individuation.
    **The Red Book** (Libra Novus), created between 1914 and 1930 and published posthumously in 2009, documents Jung's confrontation with the unconscious through active imagination, featuring vivid visions and dialogues with inner figures like Philemon, Salome, and the serpent. It is considered his most important work, laying the foundation for his psychological theories.
    **The Black Books** are six journals from 1913 to 1932 that record Jung's initial active imagination sessions, serving as raw material for the Red Book. They reveal his spontaneous engagement with the unconscious and his process of refining these experiences.
    **Interconnections and Significance**: The Pleroma provides the theoretical framework, the Black Books capture Jung's practical exploration, and the Red Book synthesizes these experiences artistically and intellectually. Together, they illustrate Jung's approach that combines scientific observation with mystical and imaginative exploration, emphasizing the importance of engaging with the unconscious for psychological growth and healing.
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    5 mins
  • Comprehensive Guide to Cognitive Biases

    Comprehensive Guide to Cognitive Biases
    Jul 5 2025
    This guide explains various cognitive biases that affect human thinking and decision-making. It covers biases such as status quo bias, apophenia, framing effect, confirmation bias, hindsight bias, anchoring bias, misinformation effect, actor-observer bias, false consensus effect, halo effect, self-serving bias, availability heuristic, optimism bias, and strategies to mitigate them. The biases influence perceptions, judgments, and behaviors, often leading to errors. Understanding these biases helps improve critical thinking and decision-making by encouraging diverse perspectives, slowing down decisions, and questioning initial impressions.

    These explain much of the reason for disability biases
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    12 mins
  • The Hidden Cost of Social Complacency_ Why We Miss out

    The Hidden Cost of Social Complacency_ Why We Miss out
    Jul 4 2025
    The social landscape is shaped by a reluctance to invest effort in new relationships, leading to invisible barriers and isolation.** Most people stick to familiar networks, which feel safer and more manageable, creating a cycle where the disconnected are less likely to form new bonds. **Those in need of connection often approach potential friendships with desperation, which can be off-putting, perpetuating social inequality.** Visible differences like disabilities or mental health issues further complicate social interactions due to societal discomfort and unconscious biases, causing potential connections to remain unseen. **Superficial judgments prevent us from discovering complex individuals who can offer valuable perspectives and support.** People who face challenges often develop resilience, empathy, and wisdom, making them exceptional friends, yet these relationships are often overlooked because of quick assessments. **Making an effort to engage with others beyond superficial impressions can lead to meaningful relationships, broadening understanding and enriching lives.** Small acts of recognition and genuine curiosity can break down societal barriers, creating ripples of positive change. **The quality of our lives depends on the quality of our relationships, which often require patience and effort to develop.** Embracing diversity and investing in deeper connections can lead to some of life's most rewarding experiences, despite the discomfort or effort involved.
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    9 mins
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