Society & Culture
With the recent death of David Koch, the celebrations on social media have us wondering what is inside of humans that explains our deep-seeded desire for death, brutality, violence etc. Why is it that they say that humans love a good train wreck? Are humans inherently good, evil, or simply self-preserving and are any of these assumptions bad?
In this episode, we try to make sense humanity's interest in destruction, death, and the fall of other people (especially if we don't like them).
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