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RE: The Psychology Of Human Behavior
What if it wasn't the character or the situation but rather the play itself. Actions are learned through mimicking; we learn by doing the same motions and sounds of those around us. So we have this okay unfolding where the majority of characters are all in motion in time and rhythm with each other moving forward to the end based on those around them. We point to ourselves then to others but no one is saying director director cut cut. As the show must go on..
"The world's a stage and we are merely players " ~ Shakespeare
Philosophy has many different levels of explanation.
Yeah I can see your point :)
yes, you get it. We are merely wearing a mask of mimicking. But we are starting to see that it is a fake action. So we have essentially growing pains of a sort.