Psychology 101

Chaos is the absence of order; it is the state that remains incomprehensible; irrational. “Evil,” Abrahamics call it. It knows no reason, no logic, no feeling, and no care. Where natural order is indifferent – lacking a purpose; an objective – natural chaos is its complete denial.
Chaos is the source of man’s awakening to himself – the proverbial snake in the garden. It both makes self-awareness possible and it leads to the loss of man's primal “innocence.”
Why are animals, often, considered “innocent” when they are capable of brutalities few men can match? It’s because they know not what they do; they are the act itself and cannot perceive themselves objectively, viz., incapable of evaluating their actions relative to someone or something outside themselves, i.e., an ideal, an ethical/communal standard, another's perspective.
The source of shame is the ability to perceive oneself as another does, or relative to another minus one’s own ego; objectivity.

Those that cannot 'read' humans directly, or cannot understand human nature and human behaviour, seek guidance elsewhere.

Need/Desire.....suffering, is the experience of existing.
Life's self-organizing is necessary for consciousness to emerge, but it condemns life to isolation, desiring to connect and expand.

Candace Owens is now accusing Sigmund Freud of being connected to pedophilia as well. And why not? He was a Jew, no? - ProtocolsOfTheEldersOfCandace:
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Jews run pedophile rings in Hollywood. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

— Rabbi Shmuley (@RabbiShmuley) [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I don't consider it "boredom".... I call it solitude.

I'm rarely bored..... and the only times I have been was around other people.
I turn to comedy to alleviate my boredom among others.

Jodie Arias, who killed her ex-boyfriend by stabbing him 27 times and shooting him in the head, explains why she smiled in her mugshot. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

— Morbid Knowledge (@Morbidful) [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Has modern neuroscience settled the war between Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud?

They both believed we had a strange “hidden” force that made our decisions - the Unconscious

But they contested the nature of this force

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Freud asserted that an insatiable will to have sex lay deep… [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

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