Methcalarjalope
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I'd Argue That Humans Are Quite Superficial. We Make Relationships and Friendships Based on Arbitrary Pieces of Information With a Focus on Ways that Best Serve Us. We Marry for Money and For Looks or To Fill Superficially Fill some Void that Wasn't Filled as a Child. We Make Friends With People Whom We Can Use; Those Who are Stronger Than Us, Smarter Than Us, or We Make Friends WIth Those Weaker Than Us to Further Our Reputation. Human Social Interactions are A Fluid Game of Politics That Are Finicky and Change Faster than The Weather.
Humans are Indeed Superficial Animals.
Humans are Indeed Superficial Animals.
biggrin Lawl, thank you for posting. You seem to be describing a modus operandus that is foreign to me. Let me see if I can break it down until I can better understand it.
1. we focus on what best serves us.
Is this not simple adaptation? For example:
2. we marry for money
This is also referred to in sociobiology as obtaining resources.
It is Adaptation. And it Is Superficial.
Superficial meaning "on the surface?" I cannot believe that what is hardwired for survival is based on a mere super-face presentation.