Specifically, which of these do you think are stable? I) The challenges of adult life 2) The social coping mechanisms available to struggling people I think it’s probably easier to make a case for the stability of 1 than for 2, but both are complicated & fascinating questions...
I seriously wonder how much sociopolitical aggression is driven by the dearth of outlets for the significant fears & loss inherent in adult life. Vulnerability w/o a hashtag to sell its purpose to some larger movement doesn’t feel welcome, but the dull, common pains matter too
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I dont have anything insightful to say, other than I think thats a really really good point. Might be a pin point sharp bullseye. With tons of consequence and a deep problem scoping paradigm (and therefore problem solving resource). Its also intrinsically valuable to smply rmbmr.
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Definitely had everyday people in mind when I wrote the tweet, and the “sociopolitical aggression” I meant to refer to was definitely not largely physical violence, though not necessarily exclusive of it. Tbh I feel totally incompetent to comment on mass shootings
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