That’s so weird to heard from someone with Asian hieroglyphs for name.
Shame has been working real well, too well across the world, especially in Asia. The West has seen it work as cancel culture, too, and even if has been less prevalent for a while, it certainly hasn’t been decades.
There are people that don’t care, of course, but it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be shunning the ones for whom it works.
Yet clowns are in our parliaments destroying our games. I am not validating clownery. It’s just that shaming hasn’t worked for decades now.
That’s so weird to heard from someone with Asian hieroglyphs for name.
Shame has been working real well, too well across the world, especially in Asia. The West has seen it work as cancel culture, too, and even if has been less prevalent for a while, it certainly hasn’t been decades.
There are people that don’t care, of course, but it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be shunning the ones for whom it works.
I think you need to got in touch modern psychologists. The rigidities of 和 are truly truly over.