Mike Carruthers

You know what's interesting about the road rage example is typically we don't know the person that cut us off. It probably, or many times, it may have just been a mistake. The person wasn't paying attention to something. It wasn't something they were doing deliberately. We've probably made mistakes in the car driving ourselves, and we hope for forgiveness.

You know what's interesting about the road rage example is typically we don't know the person that cut us off. It probably, or many times, it may have just been a mistake. The person wasn't paying attention to something. It wasn't something they were doing deliberately. We've probably made mistakes in the car driving ourselves, and we hope for forgiveness.

But boy, there's something about that moment, that when that guy cuts you off, that just all bets are off.

But boy, there's something about that moment, that when that guy cuts you off, that just all bets are off.

But boy, there's something about that moment, that when that guy cuts you off, that just all bets are off.

I don't know if this is like a subset of what you're talking about here, but I know people who were wronged years ago, and they still won't let it go. They hold on to it.

I don't know if this is like a subset of what you're talking about here, but I know people who were wronged years ago, and they still won't let it go. They hold on to it.

I don't know if this is like a subset of what you're talking about here, but I know people who were wronged years ago, and they still won't let it go. They hold on to it.

I imagine they're still plotting their revenge in their head, and they might even be able to do what you're talking about and imagine what forgiving is like, but they're so entrenched in what happened a long time ago that they can't get out of it.

I imagine they're still plotting their revenge in their head, and they might even be able to do what you're talking about and imagine what forgiving is like, but they're so entrenched in what happened a long time ago that they can't get out of it.

I imagine they're still plotting their revenge in their head, and they might even be able to do what you're talking about and imagine what forgiving is like, but they're so entrenched in what happened a long time ago that they can't get out of it.

It is a strange feeling when you isolate it and think about it, so I enjoy hearing your explanation of it and also what to do about it. I've been speaking with James Kimmel. He is a lecturer in psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, and he is author of the book The Science of Revenge, Understanding the World's Deadliest Addiction and How to Overcome It.

It is a strange feeling when you isolate it and think about it, so I enjoy hearing your explanation of it and also what to do about it. I've been speaking with James Kimmel. He is a lecturer in psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, and he is author of the book The Science of Revenge, Understanding the World's Deadliest Addiction and How to Overcome It.

It is a strange feeling when you isolate it and think about it, so I enjoy hearing your explanation of it and also what to do about it. I've been speaking with James Kimmel. He is a lecturer in psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, and he is author of the book The Science of Revenge, Understanding the World's Deadliest Addiction and How to Overcome It.

And there's a link to his book at Amazon in the show notes. James, this was great. Thanks for doing this.

And there's a link to his book at Amazon in the show notes. James, this was great. Thanks for doing this.

And there's a link to his book at Amazon in the show notes. James, this was great. Thanks for doing this.

Some people can look at a snake and get totally creeped out. Others see a fascinating creature. What are snakes? They look so different than most everything else crawling around the earth. Are they smart? How do snakes move? How do they slither around? Why do they shed their skins? Do they make good pets? There are a lot of questions about snakes.

Some people can look at a snake and get totally creeped out. Others see a fascinating creature. What are snakes? They look so different than most everything else crawling around the earth. Are they smart? How do snakes move? How do they slither around? Why do they shed their skins? Do they make good pets? There are a lot of questions about snakes.

Some people can look at a snake and get totally creeped out. Others see a fascinating creature. What are snakes? They look so different than most everything else crawling around the earth. Are they smart? How do snakes move? How do they slither around? Why do they shed their skins? Do they make good pets? There are a lot of questions about snakes.