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What are the sources of what Anglo-Europeans say and do? This may be called cultural conditioning - the "veil of illusion" mentioned at the very beginning. (Use public definitions, not mine)
Don't you want to reveal the sources of peoples' behavior too, not just of their knowledge?
Should this omit knowledge completely and focus on behavior? Fuck! Because we're dealing with public discourse, not with sociology?
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Personal Experience (unmediated)
Imitation & Word of Mouth
Education (incl. science)
- Literacy
- Anglo-European Worldview
- Science
- Career skills
Media (incl. science) (social media, internet, TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, movies, books, etc.)
- Politics, Crime, Disasters
- Celebrities
- Business & Economy
- Sports
- Science & Technology
Religion
Behavioral Determinants:
- Conscious vs Unconscious
- Instinct
- Social Behavior
- Observation & Imitation
- Habit
- Worldview
- Peer Pressure
- Laws, threats, fear, coercion
- Reason & Logic
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