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The Science Of Revenge
Explore the surprising neurological and evolutionary roots of revenge, and why its pursuit often leaves us feeling emptier than before.
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“Explore the surprising neurological and evolutionary roots of revenge, and why its pursuit often leaves us feeling emptier than before.”
— James Kimmel Jr., The Science Of Revenge
Revenge, psychology, justice, human behavior
If you've ever felt the burning desire to get even, or found yourself replaying past injustices, this illuminates the hidden mechanisms driving that urge and why true resolution often lies elsewhere, and this will help you see what to do next.
James Kimmel Jr., a lawyer and scholar, delves into the complex interplay of law, psychology, and neuroscience to reveal the deep-seated human impulses behind revenge and its often-misunderstood consequences.