[DHT]Osiris
Lifer
- Dec 15, 2015
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Believe me, if anyone's deprogrammed and eliminated everything they were told to believe, it's me. But objectively, some people are just malicious. I don't even know if evil is the right term for it, because it implies some kind of objective scale of badness, when in reality it's just a soup of horror. I'd even love to say that soup should be cleansed in fire, but I'm concerned there'd hardly be anyone left by the time the ashes went cold. How do you confront the notion that there's too often a mire of the worst traits of humanity all around, and nothing, realistically, can be done about it. By virtue of existing in society you have to just 'deal' with the worst, and it feels constant.In order to understand the problem of the origin of evil you have to understand the last thing anybody will ever face. Because of that fact your point of view is very typical. Part of the problem is that what is wrong with the horrible people you have seen that have destroyed your faith in humanity, is a problem we all share. This will mean you will look for a answers to the human dilemma anywhere but where the answer is, within yourself. The only way I think to suggest what real human nature might look like is to find somebody who has deprogrammed and eliminated everything he or she was told to believe. You have to come to grips with unconscious bias and repressed feelings as the drivers behind motivations we don't want to recognize.
