It’s interesting when you look at behaviour through context…
Take an animal out of the environment it’s meant for,
confine it, restrict it, change everything around it —
and its behaviour changes.
Not because something is “wrong” with it…
but because the conditions aren’t right.
I think the same question applies more broadly.
What happens when people are living in environments
that are very different from what they’re naturally suited to?
Limited space.
Constant stimulation.
Artificial inputs everywhere.
At some point, that starts to affect how people feel,
how they respond,
how they behave.
So instead of just looking at the behaviour itself…
it’s worth asking:
What’s the environment behind it?
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