might signify: -a state-driven fear of other; -a thirst to heal the rooted insecurity; -a self-destruction in the broader, more collective sense; -a rushing annihilation pointed towards entropy and destruction.
it speaks to a temporal dimension, where the current might of the structure is merely a stage in a longer narrative of decline and dissolution
*to underscore a deep disillusionment with the ways in which societies often conduct themselves - espousing values of progress and unity while simultaneously engaging in acts that betray those very principles; *to align with the concept of "shadow" in Jungian psychology, which suggests that what we most vehemently deny or attack in others often represents a part of ourselves we are unwilling to acknowledge or confront; *to mirror the idea that in an interconnected society, violence against another is indirectly violence against oneself in so many ways, affecting the global social fabric to which everyone belongs.
destructive behaviors, whether directed at oneself or others, are self-defeating by default.
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