i was thinking about how the freedom reborn social group has, over the years, simulated the growth and development of rules and 'laws' of an actual political society, in it's moralities and etiquettes. what we consider to be natural politeness and common sense has actually been evolved from individual outcries and separate instances. of course, borrowing from other net cultures to some degree.
Quote from: bearded on September 24, 2009, 02:27:49 AM
i was thinking about how the freedom reborn social group has, over the years, simulated the growth and development of rules and 'laws' of an actual political society, in it's moralities and etiquettes. what we consider to be natural politeness and common sense has actually been evolved from individual outcries and separate instances. of course, borrowing from other net cultures to some degree.
Go on...
nothing much more really. i was hoping for more insight into this thought pattern. i had been thinking about what we consider polite and respectful here, and how those processes evolved, as compared to how developing cultures must have evolved social mores.
Complex social interactions arise pretty much whenever and wherever humans congregate. As social animals this is not surprising and similar phenomena can be observed in other species as well.
I believe the term you seek is microcosm.
good word. microcosmic society.