Published Dec 31, 2018
Sebastian Junger on Tribe
Journalist Sebastian Junger delves into the dual nature of tribalism, its role in societal cohesion and division, and the importance of human connection for resilience during crises, highlighting how modern society often struggles to fulfill the innate human need for belonging.
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