the part of the brain, physiologically, that allows us to blame everything on people we do not really know is the same part of the brain that allows us to have compassion for strangers
The book "Small Great Things" by Jodi Picoult explores the complex nature of human emotions and behavior, particularly how individuals can harbor both blame and compassion. The narrative suggests that the same neurological mechanisms that enable us to assign blame to unknown individuals are also responsible for our capacity to empathize with strangers. This duality in human psychology highlights the intricate balance of negative and positive emotions that influence our interactions and perceptions of others.
