>>939793209
Explains the gens. I dabble in mycology but haven't quite strapped myself to any treetops amid thunderstorms. Check this book out, and there is another upload on PDFCoffee with a lot of Shoch's original photos from Rapa Nui.

https://archive.org/details/forgotten-civilization-the-role-of-solar-outbursts-in-our-past-and-future/mode/2up

>>938171746
Unlike the other emotions, fear cannot be transmuted into its counterpart. Bravery made from fear is still fear. This is what makes fear so toxic in the human mind. It begins a feedback loop that cannot be stopped unless the person resolves the fear itself. Other emotions can be converted into their balancer, fear cannot.
This is how slaves are made. They are made to fear, and then they imprison themselves in that fear and will never escape unless they can address it.

>>938067679
I concede I am just an observer to the specific instance you're describing. My people, too, descend from the the so-called martial societies; for all the baggage and inaccuracy of this term everyone born from blood of a people who thrived through strength knows the same essential truths about their progeny.
The issue is, I would argue, not cultural or even genetic. Warriors have a purpose in a unified world. They bear more responsibility there than a world full of conflict.

The issue stems from the same lies about the fundamental origins of humans and human ambition. The hypothesis that man is warlike, that without the risk of death he will revert to his carnal nature. This is not true, and just below the topsoil and the waves this truth is being whispered by our ancestors.