A long-term habit of mistrust and suspicion of people without good cause is a sign of paranoid personality disorder (PPD), a mental health disease (paranoia).
People with PPD frequently
think that others are threatening, demeaning, or harming them.
The idea that isolated
societies think of themselves as exceptional or superior to the rest of the
world is known as the "Island mentality."
This phrase describes
the superiority of a group of people or an isolated individual on a cultural,
moral, or ideological level rather than an island or other geographically
isolated society.
Narrow-mindedness,
ignorance, or outright animosity against any artefact (idea, ideology, lifestyle
choice, an art form, etc.) originating from beyond the geographical area inhabited
by the society can be used to describe island mentality.
Many people in Sri
Lanka are infected with a lethal cocktail made up of the two ideas.
They always have these baseless conspiracy theories and useless showing off aloofness in their behaviour
because of this.
They are being
encouraged by politicians who rely more on racial tensions than on effective
programs, as well as by those who wear robes to back politicians’ foolish arguments.
Without quick and
efficient treatment for both illnesses, Sri Lanka would likely remain
underdeveloped for a foreseeable time.
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