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Moshe Koppel on Norms, Tradition, and Resilient Societies

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What Do You Think About Social Norms?

Tribalism is often a very good thing. It increases capital within a particular group. If if people share particular norms, they care about each other more. They're kind of, they become a family. And the fact that the're a family is actually a good thing. it means thatt they show particular deference to each other. To love everybody is to love nobody. We should think of this as as efficient ightf if you divide the world into small groups who share in orms and thereby increase social capital within the group.

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