>Anger exists for a reason and it exists for good reasons. I don't think I've ever seen someone build an apple orchard with anger, or sink a well, or construct

>Anger exists for a reason and it exists for good reasons. I don't think I've ever seen someone build an apple orchard with anger, or sink a well, or construct a road between two nicely cooperating villages. Anger exists to provide homage to entropy, and that really is about it. Life, mostly though, can exist at the other end of the spectrum without much anger required.