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this post was submitted on 24 Jul 2023
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I think it's because the programming cuts off the ability to see that the programming isn't actual education nor does it encourage thought, but quite the opposite. So if someone disagrees it's because they have different programming and that is the only explanation. It's all brainless knee-jerk reaction.
Oh yeah I agree, it comes down to thermodynamics in the end. We all hold a graph of ideas in our heads, and no single fact exists in a vacuum. So, when we're presented with a new idea that doesn't fit with the existing graph, we either have to rebuild the whole graph of concepts that are associated with it, or just discard the conflicting idea. Unless there's a good reason to spend the energy doing the hard task the brain goes with the easy solution of just ignoring the information that doesn't fit what we already believe.
This is why change tends to only happen when material conditions start collapsing, because that's the point where it's too costly for people to continue ignoring alternate ideas. They're forced to recognize that their world model is divergent from their actual experience, and need recalibrating.