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173 No. 173
what's the psychology of pity? when we see a man with a sign saying 'i'm blind and poor' and a hat open for money, vs a person with a sign saying 'it's a beautiful day but i can't see it', and a hat open for money, who do we respond more to, charity wise, and why?
>> No. 175
Pity is about using the construct of self-perception against a person.
>> No. 177
What underlies the psychology of traditional practices? Is it comfort? What can inspire people to change these and what is the 'psychology' surrounding this
>> No. 179
its called compassion, something most humans understand
>> No. 181
And compassion helps species work together to form communities. Being a species with longer gestation periods than say insects, it helps with protection from predators. Multiple individuals can also quickly gather resources needed for survival.


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