Culture and Order
Michele explores how cultures adapt to threats, whether from nature or human actions, leading to tighter social rules for survival. While tight cultures foster order and self-regulation, they can also stifle openness and creativity. Interestingly, she highlights that in places with low crime rates, like Japan, the police sometimes seek out crime just to combat boredom. The discussion reveals a fascinating balance between order and disorder across different cultures.In this clip
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