Category Archives: Culture
Facebook: When exploitation of Human Connection is the Business Model
Human beings evolved for connection. Throughout history and across cultures, our survival and well-being have depended on fundamental social needs: belonging, recognition, communication, and active participation in a community. Relational Neuroscience shows that our neural pathways, stress-response systems, and emotional … Continue reading
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Extreme Wealth Gaps Create Widespread Chronic Stress
Extreme wealth gaps, like we have today, create widespread chronic stress. But there are other ways to structure society, ones that support mutual thriving, shared safety, and dignity for all. Reducing inequality is about making sure our collective nervous systems … Continue reading