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by lelanthran
1103 days ago
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>> "There's often no point in attempting to find reasons for why someone is evil. " > You mean it is easier to just jail or execute them? No, I did not. That's you reading something that was never said. My point is that you cannot say, as you are saying right now, that there is always an environmental reason for why someone is the way they are. That certainly isn't true. What I've found is that people who go looking for an environmental reason always find one! What these people don't explain is why all those other people with a virtually identical environment didn't become mass murderers! |
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I am curious how you conclude that their environment is "virtually identical". I seriously doubt that. What is a paradise for someone can be hell for someone else and to the observer it looks the same.
So this would rather be an indication that the modelling is flawed.
And in the Unabombers case we have among ideological things the actual MKUltra experiment(I think no participant enjoyed it). A experiment designed to break someones mind. But to me it sounds you just concluded that he is evil and this wasn't a factor because other participants did not became mass murderers?
Side question, do you consider the designers of MKUltra as evil?