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Why do people argue so fiercely over religion, politics, or even pizza toppings? In this episode of Explain It Like I’m 5, Alex breaks down why humans fight over beliefs—and why we sometimes take them so personally.
You’ll learn what beliefs actually are, how they shape our identity, and why our brains treat challenges to beliefs like physical threats. We’ll explore how evolution, fear, and belonging drive belief conflicts, from ancient religious wars to modern internet arguments. Plus, we’ll ask whether simple games—or a good sense of humor—could help us get along better.
By the end, you’ll see that belief clashes aren’t just about being right—they’re about being human.
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