On 07 Jun 2014, at 12:09, LizR wrote:
On 7 June 2014 19:20, Bruno Marchal <[email protected]> wrote:
Indeed I thought too that Liz's chart confirmed what I said for the
industrial world. I remember but don't have the time to search right
nox that serial killing appears more in countries with death penalty
(america, russia, ...).
Maybe in countries that glamourise killing - that make the killer
seem cool, the hitman a hero?
Humans are terrible animals. When they do not kill, they still have to
watch some amount of killings in news and in movies.
It is partially explained by the fact that humans (and actually all
löbian) entities have the cognitive abilities to anticipate their
third person vanishing and are confronted with the impossibility to
anticipate the corresponding first person experience. That made them
filled up with hope and fears, exploited by those who search only
controls.
It quickly run deep, as Eros and Tanathos have special relations, and
our complex multicellular lives forced us to be 3p mortal, to leave
rooms for the next generations, and then we feel very much concerned
to make that generation memorizing our errors, by the natural fear to
not relive the nightmares.
Bruno
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