Nature - All That Isnt

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All That Isnt (Lyrics) "Whats this? All That Isnt....who are you again? I hope you remember me did you think Id gone away,came to say are you OK? Not been getting lonely not been getting modified not been getting boring I think we should look around at what we got before us! There used to be a shop down there there used to be a grocery there used to be a swimming pool there was a multistorey,there used to be a theatre there constructed out of glory now all around me is wasteland as far as the eye can throw me..(Chorus) Was it just an accident when the Titanic sank with those 3 vital guys aboard Was it just an accident when the twin towers fell at impossible speeds or, was it just an accident Kennedy got lone shot from multiple angles Guess like its just an accident that the fittest would fall in thousands of numbers Anything can cause it now! cause what? All That Isnt...Who are you again? I hope you remember me did you think Id gone away,came to say are you OK? Not been getting lonely not been getting modified not been getting boring I think we should look around at what we got before us! There used to be a shop down there there used to be a grocery there used to be a swimming pool there was a multistorey,there used to be a theatre there constructed out of glory now all around me is wasteland as far as the eye can throw me..(Chorus) Was it just an accident when the Titanic sank with those 3 vital guys aboard Was it just an accident when the twin towers fell at impossible speeds or, was it just an accident Kennedy got lone shot from multiple angles Guess like its just an accident that the fittest would fall in thousands of numbers Soliloqouy..." Nature Wildsmith © 2023

(Show Notes)

• Affirmational categorization involves defining people by what they are (e.g., liberal/conservative), whereas negational categorization involves defining people by what they aren’t (e.g., not a liberal/conservative).
• These two types of categorization can lead to different outcomes; for example, negational categorization can sometimes cause more intergroup conflict than affirmational categorization.
• A superordinate social group is comprised of various subordinate social subgroups; for example, citizens of country X can be a superordinate group, within which there are subgroups of people with different political affiliations.
• When members of different subordinate groups perceive themselves as belonging to the same superordinate group, this can have serious implications, for example if they disagree about how well their subordinate group represents the values of the superordinate group.
• Perception of group identity can change based on factors like the environment a person is in; for example, depending on circumstances, basketball fans who support opposing teams can either focus on their shared superordinate group (as basketball fans) or on their separate subordinate groups (as fans of different teams).