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What human biases shaped history the most?
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>>18222199
It's not the error, it's a position. Justified by game theory.
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Called "double standard"
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>>18222205
Nah, double standard is less specific
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tribalism and altruism
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>>18222199
tribalism, the only truth to life.
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>>18222199
>Implying different cultures do not possess different measures of goodness/evil which affects how they behave
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>>18222199
Biases is NPC cope. History was shaped by the hard pill that resources are scarce and outgroups will kill you if you can't stop them. Bias didn't build empires or win wars. Material conditions, geography, and raw survival instinct did.

Your redd*t biases narrative is just a pathetic attempt to judge the past through your cucked modern morality, ignoring that 99% of humans were too busy trying not to starve or get murdered to have a privilege-check. The strongest bias was towards not dying.



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