Experimental attempts to alter the state of mind of soldiers is not new. What is the human mind–and who does it belong to?
Tag: war
The Ancient Mesopotamian Quest for Divine Justice | The Legend of Inanna
At the heart of Inanna’s quest for justice is a provocation. A provocation spurred on by perceived acts of disloyalty, slights to her status, romantic mishaps, sexual transgressions and even acts of violence.
The Genetic Impetus for War and The Collective Karma of Surviving Descendants
When whole clans, communities and countries begin to feel these emotions–war is born. Did our ancestors make the right decision to wage war?
The Hushed Heritage of War | The Silent Screams of Comfort Women
In 1993, the Japanese government finally acknowledged the atrocities. Many Japanese officials, however, have maintained that it was not sexual slavery, but voluntary prostitution.
The Natural Order of War
War is organised violence. War is violent, unpredictable and chaotic. What we don’t seem to recognise is that it takes strategy and organisation to create a war and to lead a people to victory.
A Non-Declaration of War | The Philosophy of Ancient India
Indian armies have historically been on the defensive and have failed, time and time again, to project power to take out their enemies.
The War Cry
We put them away in these places even though they have committed no crimes.
The Creators of Chaos
How can a builder destroy two twin towers so callously?
The Afghan Exodus
We evacuate, not knowing what awaits. Is there a better life that exists for us beyond these borders?
Psychological Warfare | Overcoming the War of the Minds
Since ancient times, psychological warfare (PSYWAR) has been employed as a ‘nonviolent weapon’ to achieve military goals.