What would happen to the human brain if you did not hate?

originally posted by: Kashai
A major problem with our civilization is that we are prepared to express hatred to towards each other. The strange thing about that is the extent to which such behavior interferes with survival. A problem could be this that as a species we are placing more emphasis upon our differences than what is in common. Balance is important as it is a reflection of our ability as Men and Women to stabilize a situation while at the same time addressing real issues relevant to survival.

Consider that if the behavior of another person causes you (plural) to experience hatred it is potentially because to them what they did was natural for some really demented reason.

Perhaps then understanding that Animals can be defined as Narcissistic in a Homicidal way, literally.


Just some thoughts.

We would have more people smoking pot would be my guess.

a reply to: Kashai

Not sure the point you are making since you verify that hate does not exist with the link?

a reply to: starwarsisreal


I have studied history and that "darkness", seems more of an expression/opinion of what was necessary for survival.

The bad guys for the most part thought they were doing the right thing and not that it was.

Same link as just above...

The 'hate circuit' includes structures in the cortex and in the sub-cortex and has components that are important in generating aggressive behavior, and translating this into action through motor planning, as if the brain becomes mobilized to take some action. It also involves a part of the frontal cortex that has been considered critical in predicting the actions of others, probably an important feature when one is confronted by a hated person.

The subcortical activity involves two distinct structures, the putamen and insula. The former, which has been implicated in the perception of contempt and disgust, may also be part of the motor system that is mobilized to take action, since it is known to contain nerve cells that are active in phases preparatory to making a move.

www.sciencedaily.com...

a reply to: tikbalang


In a world where people kill each other because of an idea and in all sincerity IHMO a caste system is still prevalent world wide?


We have a problem with Hatred.

a reply to: Kashai

Hate is an expression, are you looking for the word
Fear?

a reply to: tikbalang

What's the relationship between hate and fear?

I hate cream of mushroom soup, but I don't fear it.

www.quora.com...

Hate is emotion. It's neither darkness. The choice is either you conceal your hate or express it. Hate rises from being disgusted or disliking something.

For example: someone forces you to do something you don't want to. Then, arises the hate. Since, you dislike doing it.
Look at Trump. A lot of people dislike trump and his doings and so Arises the hate that could lead to uprising. But people are much more wiser now. They don't act aggressively unless they were dumped in the mud pit.

Concealing your hate is not wise either. It only limits your capability. But fallacy is fallacy.

a reply to: Dnied


The opposite of love is indifference not hate.

originally posted by: Kashai
a reply to: starwarsisreal


Supposed I told you that ancient peoples engaged in behaviors that contradict current moral rules due to the fact they thought they were doing the right thing?In other words that part of their brain that was most active while engaged in atrocities had more to do with good feeling than hate?

Hate is reasoning for aggression at the group scale as well as the individual scale?

How is then is survival defined socially?

Those were the crooked men at those times.

a reply to: Dnied


Actually in a thousand years we could look back at the morality of our society and see it no different than we assess life today and as It were, a thousand years ago.

a reply to: Kashai

Yes, we are free men. There's no law that abides us from not doing nasty stuff. Reading your statement shows that you hate lots of people today. The crooked men. No worries, hate is part of the design.

a reply to: Dnied


Quite the opposite. I do not hate because hatred relates to some absolute. in relation to conclusions. Formed due to some ideal.

In an ideal world the reason for a threat would fall into such a category. But in reality threats relate to the ideals of those who would offer their positions, to an extent they felt threatened by other positions and are ready to respond with aggression.


Hate does not seem part of the design, to be trained to understand otherwise makes one more efficient.

Hating a Desert because you are stranded in the middle of it does not make survival easier.

I have always felt you can only truly hate someone you once loved, so it might mean we don't feel love either, our brain would just become in that middle zone of lesser emotions

a reply to: Kashai

You will never understand the prejudices of this world unless you live as the "victim". Now if you do not live as the "victim" I can assure you can

now.

a reply to: syrinx high priest


People hate people they do not know, because of ideas for the most part.

Parts of the brain that involve forming relationships applied to a culture that is different.

a reply to: Dnied


Wow in my case the shoe would be on the other foot so to speak.

As far as what I have been through that is none of your business.

Do animals hate and if not and concluding that human society is a reflection of nature it seems we should not hate either?

Hatred is not natural unless one relates it to a mating function or a need to protect ones territory and again often related to a mating function.

As offered in relation to the type of brain activity presented in relation to hate in the human brain.

Hate has very little to do with accessing the higher functions of the brain and a sense of responsibility (behaviorally) has a lot more to do with love that hate cerebrally/mentally.




Leviticus 19:17

In the center or hub of the iconic Buddhist image of the Wheel of Life, or Bhavachakra, usually you will find a picture of a pig or boar, a cock, and a snake, The energy of these creatures turns the wheel of samsara, where unliberated beings wander  and experience birth, death, and rebirth, around and around.

These three creatures represent the Three Poisons, or Three Unwholesome Roots, which are the source of all "evil" and negative mental states. The Three Poisons are lobha, dvesha and moha, Sanskrit words usually translated as "greed," "hate" and "ignorance."

buddhism.about.com...

Leviticus 19:17

“Thou shalt not hate thy brother in thine heart: thou shalt in any wise rebuke thy neighbour, and not suffer sin upon him.”

King James Version (KJV)

www.kingjamesbibleonline.org...

If some cultures where not insanely dualistic then there would be no need for hate.

Humanity have allowed dualistic ideas into the biggest religions (Abrahamic religions) and wonder why they are cursed to forever fight each other.

Muhammad was a narcissistic facist who manipulated others to serve his bidding.
Paul was a narcistic facist who manipulated others to serve his bidding.
Zionists are facists.
Hitler was a fascist.

Facism is creating a power pyramid where the political power (government) and manufacture power is stolen from the people by brain washers (politicians, clergy, journalists)



History rhyming and people are not strong enough to reject religions when it is spiritually cursed.

From my point of view the Sikhs, Buddhist, Taoists are more or less disconnected from this curse and could create non fascist systems.