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Evil.
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Can someone explain why there is so much evil in the world? that young lass that has just been knifed, that elderly couple that was knifed by a poilish Syco, why do they do these things? I have been working with people that have done these type of things so do not give the excuses that they do not know what they are doing, they know.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.That's a question and a half TWR. If by evil, you mean evil people I guess you have to look at each one to find out. Broadly we are all a mixture of good and evil but most of us manage to control the worst characteristics.
Freud had a shot at explaining why some failed to control the monster within.
Freud had a shot at explaining why some failed to control the monster within.
Those are two different questions. The concept evil is a human construct and would not even have been made had it not already been occurring sufficiently often to make an issue of it.
Why do folk kill ? A whole raft of reasons. Who is to say why the mind works as well as it does at all. It's a bit of a miracle it isn;t always going wrong, although I dare say the species wouldn't have survived if it were too common an activity.
Until you have experience a mind that doesn't work too well, according to society's definitions, then it is a difficult thing to understand. Suffice to say that knowning something, and finding the ability to act according to that knowledge, are different things.
Why do folk kill ? A whole raft of reasons. Who is to say why the mind works as well as it does at all. It's a bit of a miracle it isn;t always going wrong, although I dare say the species wouldn't have survived if it were too common an activity.
Until you have experience a mind that doesn't work too well, according to society's definitions, then it is a difficult thing to understand. Suffice to say that knowning something, and finding the ability to act according to that knowledge, are different things.