Family loyalty can drive individuals to extreme actions ^88%

Truth rate: 88%

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Return of the Hero (2018)

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75%

Organized protests are often more impactful than individual actions ^93%

93%

Organized protests are often more impactful than individual actions

A fear of an undefined threat drives collective action ^60%

60%

A fear of an undefined threat drives collective action

The tension between personal loyalty and institutional duty drives key conflicts ^77%

77%

Values drive decisions and shape daily actions ^80%

80%

Values drive decisions and shape daily actions

Reduced competition leads to higher prices ^66%

66%

Reduced competition leads to higher prices

Kendama originated in 18th-century Japan ^96%

96%

Kendama originated in 18th-century Japan

Countries promoting plant-based diets experience reduced greenhouse gas emissions ^78%

78%

Countries promoting plant-based diets experience reduced greenhouse gas emissions

Increased consumption of fruits and vegetables is a key feature ^78%

78%

Increased consumption of fruits and vegetables is a key feature

Headlines grab readers' attention effectively ^78%

78%

Headlines grab readers' attention effectively