Human Behavior

So much of human behavior is unknown to us. Why do we have such complex mating rituals? What's the biological purpose of being an awful person? How do we contextualize learning about our brain, as a brain ourselves? Well, most of what we know has been taken from data. Lots and lots of data. Some data are taken in such obscene ways that literal Nazis did them. We know so much about ourselves because of research on those before us. And from knowledge of completely different people, we can better understand who we are, and who we are not. This is to say that the human experience may seem both universal and yet completely different at times. Still, through precise research, we can rectify that inconsistency in our mind, through the words of another. 

-Austin

 I have been assigned the job of reviewing the Google Form from the last KNN and putting it into a summary for the readers of this (Hallos). From what I’ve seen, the people who’ve filled out this form like people who are trusting, smart, kind, easy to get along with, and have relatable humor.

 Many people also agree that people who have no sense of boundaries and a conditional friendship aren’t good traits for a friend. People then go into the topic of liked traits; being dependable and accepting. It goes further into detail and such, but it seems like the crowd for the KNN is filled with people who think about their friendships and know what they need/accept from one of their friends (which is a good trait to have dw).

-Charlotte