Birds of a Feather Flock Together

According to the "American Idiom Dictionary", "birds' feathers gather and" idioms "similar people often become friends and friends (Makkai, Boatner, Gates, 1995). , The social influence of the group, the formation of the group, the formation of the group, the concept outside the group, the homogeneity outside the group, and the illusionary correlation.The group discussed here is the German and the outside A group of Jews.

What happened here? As I explained in my book Captivate, humans are always looking for people like us. "Wings come together" is a more precise cliche than "opposite charm". This is called a similar attraction effect. It says that "People are liked by other people who are similar but not similar, and are attracted." All these strings are their ideas, ideas, and opinions. We often want our organization to be more organized, but they are usually confused - especially when we first attend the event. You will understand our list of things, our parking meters, the dinner we want to eat, the nice guy in the room, our neck hurts, our coat hanging place. So we all roamed around with so many ideas.

There is a proverb saying "a group of feathers together." Since the environment brings them together, they often fly together as they are similar. As safety precautions they fly together. The number of unnecessary events from predators such as carnivores to hunters is safe. It eventually became the reason why they flew together and survived. Then, for similar functionality, this is understood as two people dating together. Birds are alive, and birds are alive. It is natural for birds to gather. They want to live. They set other differences aside and focus on what they put together.

A group of feathers gathered. Unfortunately, as you grow up, not all friends grow with you. As your friends tend to make you laugh, they can pull you or stop you. Please ask yourself. If I am not their friend, would I like to make friends with them? Are they the people I want to become, or are they the ones I wanted to do? One of the most stupid things people emphasize is that most of their friends seem to be more popular than them. In fact, because of what is called a friendship paradox, most of your friends may be more popular than you. Even if you really have lots of friends, you probably will not be more popular than most of your friends, as the percentage of people with many friends is likely to be your friend. Since this is just a strange mathematical attribute of social networking, you do not have to worry anymore.