Chapter 74 motivation

The "Encyclopedia of Homicides" published in 1961 recorded countless heinous crimes and showed many thought-provoking phenomena. It has something to do with personal emotions, the Germans tend to kill, the British are well-planned when killing, and the Americans are more careless. From this point of view, even in killing, they also show different nationalities. Among them, there is a particularly disturbing kind of murder without motive at all, that is, there is no superficial reason, but a sudden movement in the heart, or a strange idea arises, and a person's life is killed. For example, in 1959 in California, a beautiful woman got on a hitchhiker with a married man and shot him twelve times without any reason. When she was arrested afterwards, she said she just wanted to know about the murder Does it cause guilt.

There are quite a few examples of this kind, and there is an increasing trend. The news of gunmen killing innocent people in the newspapers from time to time, does it represent the spiritual emptiness of modern people?The binding force of religion and morality has shrunk in this era of knowledge explosion. Great philosophers have never been produced in modern times. Human beings have broken away from the era of worshiping authority, and the rest is a labyrinthine world, which makes people do not know where to go. The pace of material life is far faster than the pace of spirit, and the result is like a tightrope walker holding a pole that is heavy on one side and light on the other. Every step is startling.