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Humans have a habit of screwing things up. There’s a strange part of our being that craves drama. We thrive off it. And so we seek conflict and we find trouble because it just gives us something to do. Our minds need action, and nothing so bores the soul as stasis.  This is an ancient idea, but it’s found modern expression in Slavoj Žižek.  There is something that doesn’t quite fit right about humans, because all other animals will find a kind of consistency in the order of things. They have an ideal condition, they seek it, and they will stay there. Humans, though, take great joy in the disastrous and the melodramatic, and we are never quite happy standing still.  Sigmund Freud labelled this part of ourselves as the death drive. It’s that restless need we have to self-destruct and to make war. It’s the need to see a very happy couple have an argument, or it’s the need to break a sandcastle. It’s that part of you that wants to drink, to lie, to steal, and to irritate the world just because it’s quite fun.  For Žižek, this desire to explode is the hallmark of freedom, or at least a need to feel free. As he writes, ‘the death drive is a self-sabotaging structure which represents the minimum of freedom. It’s a behaviour that is uncoupled from the utilitarian survivalist attitude.’ Humans are discontented, maladaptive provocateurs. We need an enemy. And as Nietzsche put it, ‘In times of peace, the warlike man attacks himself.’  And so, when we have no problems in our life, we go about creating them. When we have nothing to destroy, we destroy ourselves. What a strange species we really are.
Humans have a habit of screwing things up. There’s a strange part of our being that craves drama. We thrive off it. And so we seek conflict and we find trouble because it just gives us something to do. Our minds need action, and nothing so bores the soul as stasis. This is an ancient idea, but it’s found modern expression in Slavoj Žižek. There is something that doesn’t quite fit right about humans, because all other animals will find a kind of consistency in the order of things. They have an ideal condition, they seek it, and they will stay there. Humans, though, take great joy in the disastrous and the melodramatic, and we are never quite happy standing still. Sigmund Freud labelled this part of ourselves as the death drive. It’s that restless need we have to self-destruct and to make war. It’s the need to see a very happy couple have an argument, or it’s the need to break a sandcastle. It’s that part of you that wants to drink, to lie, to steal, and to irritate the world just because it’s quite fun. For Žižek, this desire to explode is the hallmark of freedom, or at least a need to feel free. As he writes, ‘the death drive is a self-sabotaging structure which represents the minimum of freedom. It’s a behaviour that is uncoupled from the utilitarian survivalist attitude.’ Humans are discontented, maladaptive provocateurs. We need an enemy. And as Nietzsche put it, ‘In times of peace, the warlike man attacks himself.’ And so, when we have no problems in our life, we go about creating them. When we have nothing to destroy, we destroy ourselves. What a strange species we really are.

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