Quarantine Shaming and Emergence of Groupthink

[Bob Butler 54]

I would also note values can change.  What a young hippie growing up in a badly flawed world might describe it as selling out. The same person might call it something else when many of the problems have been addressed and he has a wife and kids.  It might be called becoming more mature.  That is the difference between packing an extra set of bell bottoms into your back pack and setting off to the Summer of Love and holding down a job that keeps your loved ones eating.

A private jet might seem pragmatic if you are elite with resources out the yin-yang, but feel quite different to the bulk of us.

A guy who has lived in a sparsely populated area where things are slow might perceive different a different world and set goals form an urbanite.

If you don’t account for things like this, if you lump people together arbitrarily, the result could look like a mess.  Heck, even if you are aware of them, it is still a mess.

Groups in a coherent system should share similar ways of looking at things, and similar goals.  If you lump together generations or ages or archetypes that do not make sense, you get confused.