James Kemmel Jr.

There's this science story that shows that revenge-seeking actually activates the same pleasure and reward circuitry as addiction and that your brain on revenge looks like your brain on drugs.

And that's a huge discovery.

It just happened over the last 20 years and it's of momentous importance because revenge...

has been shown in multiple forms of data, public health data, the CDC's National Violent Death Reporting System and the FBI's National Crime Reports, and also behavioral studies around the world, that revenge is the primary root motivation for almost all forms of human violence and intentionally inflicted suffering.