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A sense of belonging

It is easy when our trust is broken. We see the truth from a bird-view, but when our idea resonates with the group, it becomes much harder to break the chain of beliefs and see the reality.

This is because our group gives us a sense of belonging.

This idea is taken from the book 'The power of Us' written by Jay Van Bavel and Dominic Packer.

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