The intrinsic diversity of human thought exploring variability beyond social rules and perception

Abstract

This article takes a closer look at the intrinsic diversity of human thought, going beyond the social norms and collective perception that often shape our interpretations of human behavior. It is argued that each individual is a unique and singular entity, and that their personal expression should not be judged exclusively in absolute terms of good and bad, but based on their individuality. The investigation involved the observation over two years of individuals close to the author, such as a partner, friends, family and co-workers. Their behaviors and comments that could cause emotional wounds to the author were recorded in detail, allowing for in-depth analysis of human interactions.