At registration 3minits 10 second Anna said. Violence is an element of Life But as a cultural element of human Life we have to consider thats true thats Violence is an element of Life but The psycoanalyst Erich Fromm said thats if we try to reduce more and more Violence thats can lead to a stile of Living without Violence . Its also danger to stay its a part but cultural must not be. Also Sir Karl Popper said that Violence in Mediacomunication lead to consider Violence as normal
Nowadays, Hannah Arendt's reflections on politics, violence, authority, power and justice have become more important and indispensable than ever. She brings together erudition, depth and prospective reasoning with an indispensable intellectual freedom to speak about these issues. This is crucial at a time when the journalistic and intellectual environment is poisoned by Zionism, which justifies any organized collective violence carried out by Israel.
Question about what comes first: power or violence. Not all power implies a threat. Leadership itself is not threatening to followers, just scapegoats.
The old channel got taken down. So it has to be a re-upload. I know it's an inconvenience, but what exactly am I supposed to do? It wasn't my decision to taken down all the videos in the first place.
who's life? animal life? the human brain is evolved to do FAR more than violence.. the human brain is not like any other animal, it takes longer to develop to puberty than any other animal. The hippocampus in the brain of adults who were emotionally abused in childhood are smaller in volume... affecting memory and attention .. how humans are treated in their first 3 years affects how much oxytocin and cortisol their brains produce around people in adulthood we simply are not designed to operate obtimatlly in violent environments.. we have pushed through that evolutionary barrier.. and our desire to form relationships and learn from eachother is directly linked to our superior language skills and ability to develop languages COLLECTIVELY. Violence signals suboptimal parenting and culture and a brain that has run out of options
