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Part 3. Further analyses and discussion.

I'm really proud of what we've done. We put the best ever show together and we had lots of fun.

There's nothing in this world better described as great.

And the best part about it is I did it with my mates. Not in that way.

Now something I really enjoyed during the research was Collard's definition,

or Nussbaum's and the other philosophers we looked at what they say the concept of anger is.

And I thought that made me reflect a lot on the appropriateness or the nature of anger in our own

lives when it's appropriate and just how negative the toxicity or the viciousness of anger can be

and how it can consume us, the negative side of anger, that we should avoid,

and how so many of these philosophers say we should avoid holding onto it so it doesn't destroy us.

And here's a really, really powerful quote from Carl Ard on that, that I didn't want to finish

the series without giving. This explains the uncanny intimacy of anger. Though you can't stand to be

near me, it is also true that no one

could be closer to you than me. I have infiltrated the patterns of your thought. I have my fingers

on your heartstrings. I have even been put in charge of your sense perception. You see traces

of me everywhere you look. You complain about me to anyone who will listen. And when no one will

listen, you shout at a mental

effigy of me. I've colonized your fantasy life. I thought that was so powerful and so spot on,

that when we feel we've been wronged and someone's given us this injustice, inflicted upon us,

and taken away or disregarded our autonomy, We want to talk to everyone about it.

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