Crowds in stadiums and troubled soldiers
The article discusses the power and influence of emotions and affiliations in shaping the behaviors of individuals and groups, especially in the context of stadium crowds and fans, and their impact on actions and interactions with institutions and individuals. It also highlights how feelings are closely connected to professions and the social system, distinguishes between emotion and reason, and emphasizes the importance of respecting competitors, while also shedding light on the risks that emotions pose when they lead toward violence or extremism.
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