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Professor Gates of Columbia University defined the psychological issues of human behavior in terms of 'urges'. His work (which I came

across Sunday evening) was published in 1939, long before Maslow's Progressive Hierarchy of human needs. Chuckled over it, realizing

his list of thirteen 'urges' sheds light on our universal NEED TO POST. The list is verbatim. Format and parenthetical comments are mine.



Thirteen Universal Human Urges


* Relative to Social Needs

1. To be in a group of the same species (make friends).

2. To secure social approval (warm fuzzies)

3. To avoid social disapproval (cold shoulder).


* Relative to Personal Needs

4. To secure sympathy (frequently and it's spelled out).

5. To relieve suffering (often, though understated).

6. To be submissive (unclear about this one).


* Relative to Achievement Needs

7. To collect and horde (seconds, rec's, praise).

8. To excel and succeed (engage others in genuine conversation).

9. To beget children (launch durable threads, win converts).

10. To care for and protect children (defending others, mod alerts).


* Relative to Competitive/Combat Needs

11. To fight persistent interference (free speech issues, injustices).

12. To hunt and destroy (feuding among bad blood factions).

13. To fight for its own sake (guess you already know who you are).




There's nothing really new under the sun. Our RHP General Forum

posts are little more than a technological transformation of our great

ancestors' creativity with neighborhood graffiti on those cave walls.



-gb

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Your Brain on RHP




There's nothing really new under the sun. Our RHP General Forum

posts are little more than a technological transformation of our great

ancestors' creativity with neighborhood graffiti on those cave walls.



-gb

😉
Who will show them what is beyond the cave walls?

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Originally posted by uzless
Who will show them what is beyond the cave walls?
Nobody, Uzeless. Their generation had its swing at the plate. Now

they've moved on to their reward beyond the earthly cave walls.

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I'd like to add that I have a serious need to post, and if cannot find a thread that suits my needs, I will just create one. I would recommend this, but I don't know how. 8D

Somebody please tell me how.

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Thank you for posting that urges, but I think you talking about soul not brain. Don't you?

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Originally posted by Ponderable
Thank you for posting that urges, but I think you talking about soul not brain. Don't you?
I got soul but I'm not a soldier.
I got ham but I'm not a hamster.

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Originally posted by kfennessy
I'd like to add that I have a serious need to post, and if cannot find a thread that suits my needs, I will just create one. I would recommend this, but I don't know how. 8D

Somebody please tell me how.
If you're not smart enough to find the "New Thread" button, then you shouldn't be allowed to use it.

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Originally posted by Ponderable
Thank you for posting that urges, but I think you talking about soul not brain. Don't you?
Agree. 'Your Brain on RHP' was a little too cute by half and succeeded in cheapening the thread. Then, on

the other hand, the residence of the immaterial and immortal human soul happens to be the brain. 🙂

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
If you're not smart enough to find the "New Thread" button, then you shouldn't be allowed to use it.
Daemon, are recommendation allotments available to non-subscribers?

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The post that was quoted here has been removed
And then the rabbits came.

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Originally posted by Palynka
And then the rabbits came.
From whence did the rabbits come?


Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Your Brain on RHP



Professor Gates of Columbia University defined the psychological issues of human behavior in terms of 'urges'. His work (which I came

across Sunday evening) was published in 1939, long before Maslow's Progressive Hierarchy of human needs. Chuckled over it, realizing

his list of thirteen 'urges' sheds light on our universa ...[text shortened]... ancestors' creativity with neighborhood graffiti on those cave walls.



-gb

😉
What a painfully embarrassing self-revelatory projection of your internal weaknesses onto other people. "If I'm suuuuuuuuuuper nice, no one will be mean to me. The mean baddies here will just whistle and walk on by." Say something interesting or be gone. Your drooling, blathering, nonsensical posts, with their syrupy man-hugs suck the life out of the forums. Buy a teddy bear instead and man up.

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Originally posted by sasquatch672
What a painfully embarrassing self-revelatory projection of your internal weaknesses onto other people. "If I'm suuuuuuuuuuper nice, no one will be mean to me. The mean baddies here will just whistle and walk on by." Say something interesting or be gone. Your drooling, blathering, nonsensical posts, with their syrupy man-hugs suck the life out of the forums. Buy a teddy bear instead and man up.
Okay.

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Originally posted by sasquatch672
Buy a teddy bear instead and man up.
You make that sound so dirty. 😳