Repulzió

Repulzió is a concept referring to the act or state of being driven back or pushed away. This can manifest in various contexts, from physical forces to abstract social or psychological dynamics. In physics, repulsion is a fundamental force that causes objects with like charges or poles to push against each other. For example, two positive electric charges will repel each other, as will the north poles of two magnets. This force is governed by physical laws and can be measured and predicted.

In a broader sense, repulzió can describe a strong dislike or aversion towards something or someone. This psychological repulsion can lead to avoidance or rejection. Socially, a community might experience repulzió towards certain ideas or behaviors that are perceived as threatening to their norms or values. This can result in ostracism or exclusion. Similarly, in interpersonal relationships, feelings of repulzió can indicate a desire for distance and a lack of connection. The nature of repulzió, whether physical or psychological, highlights a fundamental principle of separation and mutual exclusion.