The (satirical) study is an incomplete analysis without considering the positive benefits of community membership. It's also unknown if individuals would fare better transplanted elsewhere.
The whole point of bringing up that (satirical) Winnie-the-Pooh study was to show that very different people can still work and live together in the same group. That mix is part of the benefit.
We don’t always talk about how community itself supports people with different mental and neural traits. It just shows that diversity can hold a group together rather than break it apart.
The (satirical) study is an incomplete analysis without considering the positive benefits of community membership. It's also unknown if individuals would fare better transplanted elsewhere.
The whole point of bringing up that (satirical) Winnie-the-Pooh study was to show that very different people can still work and live together in the same group. That mix is part of the benefit.
We don’t always talk about how community itself supports people with different mental and neural traits. It just shows that diversity can hold a group together rather than break it apart.