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Date: Thu, 14 Nov 2024 07:11:01 -0700
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 - Emotions come to be with reference to relational, socially constructed, context oriented experience
 - Separation is one way in which responding to an event results in the event being recorded as "something to be afraid of" in the amygdala
 - In may ways, safe spaces enable the habituation of fear in this manner
-- Fear is an emotion that's more easily used to hurt or control others, by making targeted groups afraid, then you give the dominant group control over them
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+- Fear is an emotion that's more easily used to hurt or control others, by making targeted groups afraid, then you give the dominant group control over them
+- *Safe spaces are a simple solution for an inherently complicated problem*. They limit rich deconstruction and interpretation of a situation, leading to limited ability to act on a fitting response.
+- When fear becomes habitually associated with an object, it becomes resistant to rational control
+- **How does fear benefit the fearful one?**
+- As people put up defenses from each other, we grow farther apart, and it becomes easier to view a group of people as "the other"
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