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| - | :m animals deflect [[aggression]] during [[sparring]], h activity of unattached m [[sticklebacks]] => nature not so cruel. [[displacement activities]] in sex ritualized as social releasers (smile when embarrassed). frustration (lack of opportunity for normal sex) -> deviation, displacement activity (which is therefore immature). [[Peter Pan]] species has advantage of greater possibilities of development. turtle limited by shell. more vulnerable => more possibilities/ creativity. our basic cause of chaos is inner m/f polarity. understand [[dual nature]] -> use it to power one's own evolution a la ac current. must control polarities to create intensities of mind which we only glimpse in sexual orgasm. --[[Eric Walberg]]'s notes to ''[[The Misfits]]'' [http://ericwalberg.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=218:notes-on-qthe-misfits-a-study-of-sexual-outsidersq-by-colin-wilson-1987&catid=44:books-of-interest&Itemid=97] | ||
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| [[De Sade]], is said, follows [[Hobbes]] rather than [[Locke]]. Aggression comes from nature; it is what Nietzsche calls the "[[will-to-power]]". See [[innate goodness]], [[innate cruelty]] and [[state of nature]]. | [[De Sade]], is said, follows [[Hobbes]] rather than [[Locke]]. Aggression comes from nature; it is what Nietzsche calls the "[[will-to-power]]". See [[innate goodness]], [[innate cruelty]] and [[state of nature]]. | ||
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De Sade, is said, follows Hobbes rather than Locke. Aggression comes from nature; it is what Nietzsche calls the "will-to-power". See innate goodness, innate cruelty and state of nature.
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