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“Mimetic Desire: Why We Want What Others Want” Mimetic desire, coined by René Girard, suggests that our desires are shaped by imitation—we want things because others want them. Desire forms a triangle: the subject (us), the model (the person we imitate), and the object (the thing desired). This indirect desire can lead to rivalry, not because the object is valuable in itself, but because it is desired by someone else. This concept explains many social behaviors, like trends, envy, and even conflict. For example, a product or lifestyle becomes more appealing when seen as desirable by others, especially on social media. Mimetic desire reveals how our wants are often socially constructed, shaped more by others’ influence than by genuine personal need. Follow for more Only buziness
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From Code to Classroom: My Evolving Journey A few months back, I was all set to dive deep into the IT world, learning full-stack Java and chasing my startup dreams. But life has its own plans. Due to some personal and family reasons — and a growing d
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The Polgar sisters' success wasn't due to talent but a culture of obsession with chess. Their upbringing shows how deeply our habits are shaped by the environment and social norms. Choose your surroundings wisely, and your success will follow natural
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Did someone noticed One interesting aspect of startups is their ability to disrupt established industries with innovative solutions. Often fueled by passionate founders and driven by a desire to solve pressing problems, startups challenge traditional
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