Imaris
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Ghost, it seems to me that you were simply indoctrinated from an early age to love your homeland.
In general, from a very young age, parents and teachers simply hammer their opinions and ideas into everyone's heads. And children get used to it, thinking that this is how it should be, without really understanding why (this is where arguments like "you need to love your homeland because it's your homeland" come from), or even without trying to explain it. They hammer it in, depriving a person of the ability to form their own opinion on any subject, to figure things out on their own. For the past six months, I've been trying to get rid of all this indoctrination (even I used to be a "patriot," and I didn't understand why, it just had to be that way, and that's good).
True, I'm on the path to becoming completely out of touch and incomprehensible to others. But that's better, in my opinion; I won't let my parents and teachers control my mind.
Only those who have been heavily indoctrinated are very unlikely to change their opinions, especially after the age of 15.
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P.S. Also, traditions, customs, and superstitions are part of this indoctrination; it's all nonsense, and nothing will change because of them.
By the way, I've already written somewhere about a society without principles; that's exactly what I meant, a society without indoctrination, without traditions and superstitions, without stupid principles (like two stubborn donkeys arguing about something just because they're stubborn), and so on
Ghost, it seems to me that you were simply indoctrinated from an early age to love your homeland.
In general, from a very young age, parents and teachers simply hammer their opinions and ideas into everyone's heads. And children get used to it, thinking that this is how it should be, without really understanding why (this is where arguments like "you need to love your homeland because it's your homeland" come from), or even without trying to explain it. They hammer it in, depriving a person of the ability to form their own opinion on any subject, to figure things out on their own. For the past six months, I've been trying to get rid of all this indoctrination (even I used to be a "patriot," and I didn't understand why, it just had to be that way, and that's good).
True, I'm on the path to becoming completely out of touch and incomprehensible to others. But that's better, in my opinion; I won't let my parents and teachers control my mind.
Only those who have been heavily indoctrinated are very unlikely to change their opinions, especially after the age of 15.
Added 8 minutes later
P.S. Also, traditions, customs, and superstitions are part of this indoctrination; it's all nonsense, and nothing will change because of them.
By the way, I've already written somewhere about a society without principles; that's exactly what I meant, a society without indoctrination, without traditions and superstitions, without stupid principles (like two stubborn donkeys arguing about something just because they're stubborn), and so on