The document is an excerpt from the forthcoming book 'Future Science' edited by Max Brockman, featuring a chapter by Jennifer Jacquet. It explores the role of shame in regulating social behavior and its potential necessity in addressing modern social dilemmas such as environmental issues and financial misconduct. The text discusses the evolution of shame as a social regulator, its comparison with guilt, and its application in both individual and institutional contexts. It also examines the limitations of shame in effecting large-scale social change and the need for punishment systems to address non-cooperative behavior.
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