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not a conscious choice? is it political or economic or both? why does it matter? elaborate please
I'm entering a restaurant while other customers are leaving. There is a bottleneck at the door. If I see the passerby is a stereotype of my political opponents, I rush through first and do not hold the door open for them. If I see the passerby is a stereotype of my political allies, I smile, nod, and hold the door open for them.
This sort of friction exists in every single interpersonal medium because politics distorts the cooperative game, and turns society into a backstabbing match. There's no point in tracking intermediary steps towards inevitable political violence, you'd be better off just studying combat tactics.
Why are you entering a restaurant? If the reason is hunger you would not hold the door for anyone
Hold the door for females, be a gentleman
Unless it's a Lulu Lenin leftist
This is a good point. If I weren't working on Bitcoin privacy research, I would find it fascinating to be a human behavior analyst.
Politics skews human behavior, so it becomes an economic derivative, not a concious choice.