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It Meets Sanjuro: The first and last scene of a very short movie lesson learned (n): A law that prevents the recurrence of past social upsets. Most laws are passed in response to particular situations. Root cause analysis exposes the underlying dynamics that lead to particular situations. Based on these underlying dynamics, […] July 22nd, 2025 | Tags: bullying, democracy, environmental husbandry, environmental protection, equilibrium distribution, foundations of modern society, history, human evolution, legislation, management, planetary defense, social dynamics, tyranny | Category: 04. Legislation | Leave a comment While episodic social upsets driven by psychopaths and their followers are both painfully obvious and abundant to the point of distraction in the historical record, it is enlightening to place these upsets into the context of Babiak & Hare‘s psychology experiments. In these experiments, as treated further in another post, the minds in a random […] November 13th, 2018 | Tags: democracy, equilibrium distribution, foundations of modern society, history, human evolution, social dynamics, tyranny | Category: 01. Social Dynamics | Leave a comment Babiak and Hare (2006) conducted psychology experiments in which the antics of what they called “hucksters” were shown to randomly-selected audiences, after which each audience member was interviewed about their impressions of the huckster. The audience members fell into approximately equal thirds in their responses, numbered herein according to the order of their mention in […] October 22nd, 2017 | Tags: equilibrium distribution, human evolution, social dynamics | Category: 01. Social Dynamics | Leave a comment |
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