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>Figure 1
A child that has never played ball. The other kid expects him to catch the ball or kick it back depending on the game.. Child 1 just stands there wondering why a ball got kicked to him.
Child 1 is not socially brainwashed to do xyz action.
>Figure 2
An aylmao shaped being is throwing a red glowing football like shaped object towards a child. The child is socially conditioned to catch it. Its birght colored it looks fun, the alien shaped being looks fun to them aswell because it looks like the friendly beings on the TV.
>Figure 3 (imagine it)
An adult in the same position as child 2 would be careful. Maybe not even touching the ball because he is socially afraid of the unknown. The unknown is scary. It could be a parasite that the aylmao is going to plant on you.
>Social brainwashing in daily life
You wouldnt know how to talk, type or even cook. No social actions comes naturally. Social actions are inherently unnatural and mostly used for human manipulation.
gpt
>>Figure 1
A child that has never played ball. The other kid expects him to catch the ball or kick it back depending on the game.. Child 1 just stands there wondering why a ball got kicked to him.
Child 1 is not socially brainwashed to do xyz action.

Look up mirror neurons. Humans mimic other humans behavior without questioning it. In a real-world scenario children outright begin to examine the ball, return it, or attempt to emulate a kick/throw like they witnessed.
You haven't spent much time around kids. They aren't blank slates. It depends on the child, but a minute percentage actually adhere to the behavior described in your theory. For a different reason. It's not a lack of understanding, it's literally confusion and analysis.
'What is this? Why was it moved near me? Do I interact with it?
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