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The human mind is formed through interaction with the shaped space around it and develops through its presence in society. We call this opportunity the window of time-space. In this context, the mind can exchange thoughts and content with other minds in various forms and realize that the constraints of time-space influence the reception of concepts and the selection of forms for their expression, acting as a factor in creating challenges within human society. In this way, the progression of thought and content, as well as the transformation of forms across different periods, will become evident.
Therefore, the condition for a successful presence in society is awareness, knowledge, and maintaining appropriateness and balance in choosing the window of time-space. However, it is known that the foundation of the mental space or personality of a human being is established within the family, and a lack of parental awareness or their cognitive weakness regarding interactive education and upbringing results in sending an individual into society who is clearly incapable of functioning within it.
Now, the effort of this individual to establish a connection with society is considered a two-sided threat, because by choosing an inappropriate window of time-space, both the individual and society will suffer severe consequences. For example, social withdrawal leads to isolation and seclusion for the individual, while social antagonism causes irreparable events for both society and the individual.