The Emotion Theory

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First of all I believe that there is unseen force that connects the human brain. Call it human traits, chemistry, biology, psyche or any thing you wish. But there exists a force that makes us connected to different people, culture, nature and animals. Today, I am going to write about this topic which is mostly seen as unhealthy or superstition. Let me make this clear that I don’t believe in spirits and ghosts, I rely on basic fundamentals of biology and psychology, also somewhat chemistry. I will try to be more accurate in my views and hope that you understand my point of View.

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To make it sound clear, Vyne Astor is my pen name and I am (in real) a muslim. Connecting it to the theory,Today, I attended a mourning ritual at the mosque for the tragedy of Karbala. During the Matam, where we rhythmically strike our chest to express grief, I noticed something curious. There was no instruction or conscious effort to synchronize movements, yet many mourners’ actions naturally aligned. Despite differences in which hand was used, there was an emotional rhythm — a kind of unity born out of shared sorrow. This observation led me to propose: “Humans with the same emotional agenda tend to synchronize their actions.”

But this theory can be contradicted too, as there is 50% or 1/2 chances that people hit the same side of their chest. As there are only two choices. By neglecting the contradiction what I saw was a marvel and I would propose the theory: “Humans with the same emotional agenda tend to synchronize their actions.” While Social Identity Theory (Tajfel and Turner) focuses on group behavior based on shared identity, pride, or injustice, I suggest that synchronized actions can also emerge from shared emotional states like grief or sadness — even without conscious group identity Now, making it more clear that I have given a Theory-Backed statement, it's not a new theory or something.