Fear and anger are both immoral states of mind. At least, they lead to unethical decisions, especially when they are not due to present causes, but are generated by restimulative rhetoric. It is an interesting exercise to look back at the moments when you have been genuinely afraid or genuinely anger at an immediate situation, versus the far more numerous times when youhave felt fear or anger because of some assumed similarity with the past, when no immediate danger was present.


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