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- Increasing physical or psychological distance—via artillery, remote weapons, or dehumanizing rhetoric—makes mass violence easier because it removes direct confrontation and the moral resistance that face-to-face contact normally triggers.
Increasing physical or psychological distance—via artillery, remote weapons, or dehumanizing rhetoric—makes mass violence easier because it removes direct confrontation and the moral resistance that face-to-face contact normally triggers.
- Schools that replace rigid schedules, standardized tests and hierarchical grading with mixed-age groups and autonomy reduce bullying because they remove competitive incentives and foster cooperative social norms.
Schools that replace rigid schedules, standardized tests and hierarchical grading with mixed-age groups and autonomy reduce bullying because they remove competitive incentives and foster cooperative social norms.
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