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I think I hear what you're saying. I have started to think of "depravity" (as you call it) as the "body horror" of a collectivist body politic. It takes the for
by patcon 2y ago
I think I hear what you're saying. I have started to think of "depravity" (as you call it) as the "body horror" of a collectivist body politic. It takes the form of an agent of our collective, like some social gangrene, participating in a grotesque destruction of itself, the social fabric that binds us. Or alternatively, of the whole human super-organism turning on itself, in the case of disaster or zombie apocalypse movies where ppl riot and turn on one another in conflict.
In the real world, though not always, we're often better than the grotesque versions of ourselves we are forced to watch.
Maybe you're becoming more of a collectivist as you age, and you have less patience for the seeming distortion that is part of the experience?