@KevinSimler cc: @tomcritchlow there you go :). Nothing fancy, but it got the job done efficiently (much better than Google's Drawing app).
Do the entries in this table make sense to people? Any suggestions for improvements (or how to fill in the blanks)?pic.twitter.com/dYJ0kwVlxy
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@KevinSimler candidates for social phenomena, perfectly opaque: religion, order, maybe martyrdom - 3 more replies
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@millsbaker Well, do you understand why funerals work, i.e., why they're a sticky practice? Does the man on the street? -
@millsbaker of course social/personal divide is extremely tenuous (as we both know, e.g., "private" tears). maybe better word is "solitary"?
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@millsbaker maybe! (though I'm inclined to think it's complicated, many factors, etc.) either way, can you think of a better example?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@millsbaker incidentally, what is your answer to "why funerals?" -
@millsbaker would voting make a better example than funerals?
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@KevinSimler What’s the difference between social phenomena and social practices? Why are the rows in that order? -
@barelyknown yeah, these rows don't all make sense in the same table. thanks for the feedback! i'll either drop some rows or split them up - 4 more replies
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@KevinSimler Self-affirmations vs. pledger is nicely symmetric too. Individual walks :: communal watching of sports? -
@KevinSimler Prayer is hard to mirror, bc lots of functions. One kind of individual prayer is like communal grassroots petition for change - 4 more replies
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