Playful_Melody

Playful_Melody t1_j4wznrd wrote

It’s been found that babies that are neglected cry less because they learn that it no longer gains attention from caregivers, thus also implying that cries are sometimes literally for attention and nothing more as well, from what I have heard. Basically, scare the mother into attending to the babies needs or risk alerting a predator that will eat both the mother and the baby.

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Playful_Melody t1_iyabjjg wrote

Ubiquity or normalization does not indicate that an action is correct, however. There are a lot of unknowns with cannabis which is why healthcare does not support its use outside of very specific settings, and pregnancy is known for being fraught with a lot of potential risks even without the addition of substances.

From my perspective, I support the use of substances if medically indicated, but pregnancy is not generally one of those times.

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Playful_Melody t1_ix4o6i2 wrote

Would it relate to the country’s cultural belief in individualism? For example, in more collectivistic counties like Japan, there is actually very little looting after natural disasters, whereas it seems very high in countries like the states. To me it feels like the desire of self is excessive to the point of selfishness rather than self-reliance

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