Perusing your first link, I’m reminded of this from The Naked Ape:

“One of the strangest features of previous studies of naked-ape behaviour is that they have nearly always avoided the obvious. The earlier anthropologists rushed off to all kinds of unlikely corners of the world in order to unravel the basic truth about our nature scattering to remote cultural backwaters so atypical and unsuccessful that they are nearly extinct. They then returned with startling facts about the bizarre mating customs, strange kinship systems, or weird ritual procedures of these tribes, and used this material as though it were of central importance to the behaviour of our species as a whole. The work done by these investigators was, of course, extremely interesting and most valuable in showing us what can happen when a group of naked apes becomes side-tracked into a cultural blind alley. It revealed just how far from the normal our behaviour patterns can stray without a complete social collapse.”

The current ‘I win, you lose’ paradigm fixates people on being Nonsensical clock thinkers and doers to survive but we cannot solve our problems with the same thinking used to create them, esp if it’s with Systems thinking about the incumbent system …

You may wish to check out https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/toxic-age-me-culture-part-3-betty-lim/