Punti di vista/Points of view
Punti di vista
"Tutto è relativo" disse Einstein.
Il diverso lo è solo per il normale.
La diversità può avere tanti significati, può anche essere devianza, secondo il punto di vista.
Per esempio, in un gruppo, dove si trovano persone con le stesse aspirazioni per il raggiungimento della felicità, concordano le regole per la convivenza e le rispettano.
Se un giorno un individuo, appartenente a questo gruppo, pur consapevole delle regole, dovesse trasgredire perchè non condivide più gli stessi ideali, avviene la separazione. Diventa un deviante agli occhi del gruppo. Quindi, è costretto ad andarsene, e, di conseguenza, cercherà un altro gruppo o ne formerà uno nuovo con le sue stesse aspirazioni per il raggiungimento della felicità.
Quali dei due gruppi troverà questa felicità?
Si può misurare la felicità e stabilire quale sia la migliore?
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Points of view
"It is all relative," said Einstein.
Diversity exists only for the normal.
Diversity can have many meanings, it can also be deviance, depending on the point of view. For example, in a group where there are people with the same aspirations for the attainment of happiness, they should all agree on the rules for coexistence and respect them.
If one day an individual belonging to this group, although aware of the rules, violates them, because he no longer shares the same ideals, separation occurs. He becomes a deviant in the eyes of the group. Therefore is forced to leave, and, consequently, will look for another group or form a new one with the same aspirations as his for the attainment of happiness.
Which of the two groups will find this happiness?
Can we measure happiness and determine which is best?
© misspoetmiki words & image
Points of view
"It is all relative," said Einstein.
Diversity exists only for the normal.
Diversity can have many meanings, it can also be deviance, depending on the point of view. For example, in a group where there are people with the same aspirations for the attainment of happiness, they should all agree on the rules for coexistence and respect them.
If one day an individual belonging to this group, although aware of the rules, violates them, because he no longer shares the same ideals, separation occurs. He becomes a deviant in the eyes of the group. Therefore is forced to leave, and, consequently, will look for another group or form a new one with the same aspirations as his for the attainment of happiness.
Which of the two groups will find this happiness?
Can we measure happiness and determine which is best?
© misspoetmiki words & image
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