Eye of Shinjuku, taken in Shinjuku, December 2005 When most people think of stalkers, rapists, and murderers, they imagine crazed, drooling monsters with maniacal Charles Manson-like eyes. The calm, normal-looking staring back at you from the bathroom mirror reflects a truer representation.
The danger comes from people who refuse to recognize that there are dark sides of human nature that cannot be wished away by attributing them to the modern ills of culture, poverty, pathology or exposure to media violence.
The danger comes from falling to gaze into the mirror and come to grips with the capacity for evil in all of us.
By David Buss, Psychologyist, University of Texas.
Source: Daily Telegraph, Jan 3, 2006
The danger comes from people who refuse to recognize that there are dark sides of human nature that cannot be wished away by attributing them to the modern ills of culture, poverty, pathology or exposure to media violence.
The danger comes from falling to gaze into the mirror and come to grips with the capacity for evil in all of us.
By David Buss, Psychologyist, University of Texas.
Source: Daily Telegraph, Jan 3, 2006
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