Chris Williamson

When it's sad, not mad.

it's usually because you were disincentivized in a, I mean, everybody's disincentivized from being angry, right?

Like it's a very antisocial behavior.

It's a very antisocial thing.

Sadness is prosocial.

People come and give you a hug.

Anger is antisocial.

It makes people run away.

But there should be a container for that.

And if you don't learn it, there's a very long-winded way of saying lots of people are angry but don't feel anger.

And they turn it into other things.

They turn it into bitterness, agitation, resentment, depression, anxiety.

um, like frustrations at, at, at themselves and that other people and that, and that the world or politics or, you know, whatever.

Um, so I don't think that you need anger.

I would actually go as far as to say that maybe anger is a bit more warping because it's so it's, it's the fucking raw uncut version of the fuel.

And if you can have it just bubble down a little bit, I think you can make better decisions because making decisions, I mean, I,

Is there any emotion that's worse to use to make this?

Maybe being horny.

Maybe being horny is the only worse emotion to utilize when trying to orient yourself than anger is.

I can't think of many more.