"We are products(copys) of our experiences and world around us".
"We are products(copys) of our experiences and world around us".
I think that message is true to some extent, but I also think that every single thing we do cannot be blamed on our environment (although much of psychology encourages that idea). There are some people who were raised in an abusive environment, and used that as an excuse to abuse others. But there also some people that were raised in an abusive environment who turned out just fine. In spite of some of the bogus theories of psychology, we do make choices that we (not merely...
I think that message is true to some extent, but I also think that every single thing we do cannot be blamed on our environment (although much of psychology encourages that idea). There are some people who were raised in an abusive environment, and used that as an excuse to abuse others. But there also some people that were raised in an abusive environment who turned out just fine. In spite of some of the bogus theories of psychology, we do make choices that we (not merely our environment) should be held accountable for.
We are products(copys) of our experiences and world around us.
References to fight club: " With insomnia, nothing's real. Everything's far away. Everything's a copy of a copy of a copy." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYDLv8rK4z8
"We are products(copys) of our experiences and world around us".
"We are products(copys) of our experiences and world around us".
I think that message is true to some extent, but I also think that every single thing we do cannot be blamed on our environment (although much of psychology encourages that idea). There are some people who were raised in an abusive environment, and used that as an excuse to abuse others. But there also some people that were raised in an abusive environment who turned out just fine. In spite of some of the bogus theories of psychology, we do make choices that we (not merely...
I think that message is true to some extent, but I also think that every single thing we do cannot be blamed on our environment (although much of psychology encourages that idea). There are some people who were raised in an abusive environment, and used that as an excuse to abuse others. But there also some people that were raised in an abusive environment who turned out just fine. In spite of some of the bogus theories of psychology, we do make choices that we (not merely our environment) should be held accountable for.