Post by twetch#7355

13fZ7L…6yGJ Key · twetch

typo onchain, replace pain with *pleasure

1J6h7B…SquW Key · twetch

Hah, fair.
I’m just hinting that as folks see existential threats as real, over time it induces real pain in the brain, having a cyclical impact on their physical + mental well-being.

The manifestation of pain provides a visceral, more immediate, trigger.

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twetch#7355

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Replies (3)

13fZ7L…6yGJ Key · twetch
Replying to@1J6h7B…SquW

I would generally agree with your statement there. "physical" or "manifested" (your choice) pain is certainly more readily noticed by most people (or entities, or projections, or simply humans)

1J6h7B…SquW Key · twetch
Replying to@1J6h7B…SquW

Combined with the increasing lack of touch, this creates a non-physical feedback loop within the brain that manifests in physical aggression (as flight) in response to the pain (as fear).

1J6h7B…SquW Key · twetch
Replying to@1J6h7B…SquW

It’s no surprise, then, that we see more and more of this sort of collective (especially male, since touch is more-stigmatized in males) aggression toward more and more existential threats.

Sticks + stones may break your bones but words will never hurt you