Why Good People Turn Bad

Good people can do bad things: when the end justifies the means
Robert Sapolsky is a professor of biological science and neurology at Stanford University . One of his best-known books is Why do people do bad things? In this work, it starts from a very interesting starting point: why love and hate are such similar emotions in the brain? Sometimes one feeling is very close to the other, so much so that we can hate that person whom we adore today.
This may explain, for example, such controversial acts as stealing if there are deficiencies, letting ourselves be carried away by violence to defend ourselves or even to avenge what we interpret as justice.

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