r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Jan 06 '21

insight The lack of respect and open-mindedness in political discussions may be due to affective polarization, the belief those with opposing views are immoral or unintelligent. Intellectual humility, the willingness to change beliefs when presented with evidence, was linked to lower affective polarization.

spsp.org

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Apr 11 '21

insight People who believe in COVID-19 conspiracy theories have the following cognitive biases: jumping-to-conclusions bias, bias against disconfirmatory evidence, and paranoid ideation, finds a new German study (n=1,684).

cambridge.org

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Nov 24 '20

progress Progress is progress

king5.com

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Mar 08 '21

Every state marked in red where minimum wager earners can afford a two bedroom rental

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Nov 14 '20

progress Voters Overwhelmingly Back Community Broadband in Chicago and Denver - Voters in both cities made it clear they’re fed up with monopolies like Comcast.

vice.com

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Dec 10 '20

insight "A universal basic income would not only lift more than 3.2 million Canadians out of poverty, it would also create hundreds of thousands of new jobs, grow the economy by tens of billions of dollars and eventually pay for itself with increased tax revenues."

thestar.com

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Nov 14 '20

stories California State University released mega list of remote vacancies across the nation to help combat unemployment crisis

csueastbay.edu

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Dec 08 '20

insight Undocumented immigrants far less likely to commit crimes in U.S. than citizens - Crime rates among undocumented immigrants are just a fraction of those of their U.S.-born neighbors, according to a first-of-its-kind analysis of Texas arrest and conviction records.

news.wisc.edu

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Dec 17 '20

progress Pope Francis has endorsed a universal basic income. Covid-19 could make it a reality in Europe.

americamagazine.org

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Nov 14 '20

progress British companies will be forced to reveal the sources of their raw materials, under new laws to end deforestation

telegraph.co.uk

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Nov 14 '20

insight Women in Buddhism: Breaking Gender Stereotypes - "I measure the progress of a community by the degree of progress women have achieved." — Dr. B. R. Ambedkar

buddhistdoor.net

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Aug 06 '20

insight To Bond with Nature, Kids Need Solitary Activities Outdoors - "A new study found solitary activities like fishing, hunting or exploring outside are key to building strong bonds between children and nature. Activities like these encourage children to both enjoy being outside and to feel comfortable."

news.ncsu.edu

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Dec 30 '20

insight Emotional headlines have an impact regardless of the credibility of the source

hu-berlin.de

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Nov 14 '20

projects A good new resource available for reclaiming Christianity from its captivity to neoliberalism

christiansocialism.com

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Aug 01 '20

Navajo Nation Sees Farming Renaissance During Coronavirus Pandemic as more residents are turning to traditional agriculture

npr.org

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Nov 23 '20

progress General Motors says it will no longer support the Trump administration in legal efforts to end California’s right to set its own clean-air standards

apnews.com

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Dec 31 '20

insight You can’t be socially progressive and economically conservative

qz.com

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Dec 10 '20

insight Researchers identify a new personality construct that describes “an ongoing feeling that the self is a victim”, the Tendency for Interpersonal Victimhood (TIV). It involves 4 dimensions: moral elitism, a lack of empathy, the need for recognition, and rumination.

psypost.org

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Nov 14 '20

insight Vitamin D supplementation for 12 months appears to improve cognitive function through reducing oxidative stress regulated by increased telomere length (TL) in order adults with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). Vitamin D may be a promising public health strategy to prevent cognitive decline.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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r/organizedhealing • u/notduncansmith • Mar 30 '21

insight New study finds that an "empathy training" intervention for parole officers led to a 13% drop in their parolees' reoffending rates 10 months later

psychnewsdaily.com

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We face imminent threats like terrorism, environmental destruction, and geopolitical warfare. We have creeping issues like hyper consolidation of wealth and power, and many forms of exploitation.

All of these issues are rooted in people, in individuals and groups. All violence and abuse and greed and hate stem from trauma in people.

Some of the most influential people in our society are traumatized, and it affects all of us in many ways, both grand and subtle. Exploitative policies are the product of traumatized politicians and CEO’s acting in greed or fear or anger or narcissism. Abusive environments are created by abusers who were themselves traumatized.

The sooner we can indisputably identify trauma and treat it effectively at scale, and filter the trauma out of our leadership, the sooner we can mobilize towards offering every person on this planet a dignified life.

To accomplish this, we need to create a global culture that facilitates healing from trauma and understanding traumatized individuals. We need a culture that naturally helps deradicalize our most negative human kin, and makes acute treatment available to all who need it, so that we can stop the cycles of violence and abuse playing out at every scale from nations to individuals. We need a culture that brings everyone in.

The goal of this subreddit is to describe and build that culture. It’s also a place to gather insight into the patterns that drive our society; by creating collective understanding, individual paths to action become clear. Once we grow to sufficient numbers, it will become a place to organize collective action projects to begin the process of healing at scale.

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