The Gods Must Be Crazy: Undesirable Traits that Our Society Embraces

I chose the movie "Gods must be mad" released in 1980. I think that I do not get older because I see this movie at least once a year. This is about a group of people called Bushman. These people are not influenced from the outside. They do not have crime, greed, desire. They believe that they are religious believers, and the gods always offer what they need. A cola bottle fell from an airplane passing by and Bushman brought greed, jealousy and violence to the village because he thought that it was a gift from God until the fight started.

In order to propose some ideas related to basic concepts related to society and culture, God must be a crazy movie analysis movie "God must be crazy". The idea presented was achieved by comparing the views of the Kalahari society and the civilized white society. Kalahari Bushmen lives in a small family and is completely isolated from other parts of the world. When they live outside the land, the land provides everything they desire, and because they do not need this harsh feeling, the residents of the jungle have a concept of ownership, anger, violence and guilt Do not have. They do not have the concept of law, punishment or rulers, and live in harmony with themselves and the land. They have a strong belief in their gods, when something unexplained like an airplane happens, they believe it is just a god of heaven.

What is a psychological shadow? My best definition of this gray theme is unwelcome values, beliefs, and personality traits that are retained in our subconscious mind and act through our consciousness. Because these features are not popular and do not work for us, they create the criteria of double self-esteem that we impose on friends, family and the world. We do not have any tolerance for them, as we do not like the features in the shadows when seen by others. Shadows are the most dislike qualities we do, but we do not understand their existence, so we despise the same characteristics of others.

Hello or reverse halo effects also change our perception. Aura effect assumes that if a person has our favorite function, all functions must be what is desired. The reverse halo effect is to assume that all features are undesirable if someone finds a bad feature. I do not like my colleague Mary Etter's way of talking. Then you can think that all the characteristics of Marie are negative. Likewise, if you think that Rhonda is an excellent dental hygienist, you can encourage her to manage other dental hygienists. Later, if other hygienists complain about her management style, you think she means that she has a good management skill as well as her skill as a dental hygienist because you think she You might notice that you upgraded. In this case, the halo effect