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Anthropology

GreenWave

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1. Some people laugh merely because their group is laughing.

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Sun Nov 6, 2022, 07:30 AM

Nov 2022

After I read that we have over 300 trillion viral chains connecting the individual human together, I wonder. Knowing that viruses are currently not considered alive but if viral conglomerations differ slightly after centuries in given regions, could this attract some of us to someone "different"? So is there a viral component adjusting our behaviors regionally?

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Book Review: A Psychologist Plumbs the Cultural Roots of Emotion [View all] Judi Lynn Nov 2022 OP

Some people laugh merely because their group is laughing. GreenWave Nov 2022 #1

Another enlightening post Easterncedar Nov 2022 #2