Likewise, socio-political structures seek durability and evolve slowly over time; that is, unless a breaking point is reached and a revolution is triggered. Once the revolution has occurred, society seeks a new equilibrium and a new set of norms.
As a society, we are therefore naturally, yet irrationally, attached to the structure we belong to: overall, we wish to maintain it, with internal forces slowly moving us one way or another. If that system was to change, we would naturally grow attached to the new system until we considered it the norm.
As a society, we are therefore naturally, yet irrationally, attached to the structure we belong to: overall, we wish to maintain it, with internal forces slowly moving us one way or another. If that system was to change, we would naturally grow attached to the new system until we considered it the norm.