This theory proposes diverse animal identities drive human behavior, implying a new perspective on social organization.
Zoic Identity Theory proposes that humans are not merely a single behavioral category. Instead, they are biologically human but instinctively aligned with diverse animal identities. Through this lens, human civilization becomes an ecosystem of animal-patterned personalities operating within human intelligence. Understanding these identities may provide a new framework for interpreting human behavior and social organization.
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