Well, why has violence declined? No one really knows, but I have read four explanations, all of which, I think, have some grain of plausibility. The first is, maybe Thomas Hobbes got it right. He was the one who said that life in a state of nature was "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short." Not because, he argued, humans have some primordial thirst for blood or aggressive instinct or territorial imperative,
なぜ暴力が減少したのか 誰もわかりませんが 私が知っている４つの説明は どれも ある程度うなずけるものです 一つ目はトマスホッブズが正しいというものです ホッブズによると 人間の自然状態とは “孤独で貧しく 不機嫌で残酷 しかも短命” 血の渇望や 攻撃的な本能や 縄張り争いが原因なのではなく