i've just read through the life story of Adolf Hitler. one cannot help but feel a certain sense of loss or at least a tinge of sadness going through the story.
i don't know why,ok?i just find it a really sad tale,really.
just think about it.
pure genius to pure evil. wasted talent. and its not like he could do alot about it, it was because of the way he was brought up. at such a young and tender age, he had to deal with the deaths of both his parents, struggle with a career choice because of his father,gosh,i just cant help it but feel a sense of dismay reading through the entire life story of Hitler. he had such a bright future ahead of him, if only the environment he was brought up in was more conducive for the proper child development, which i guess was quite rare at that period of time. how i wish i could do something,just knowing about things like this happening in the course of history is just....sad.
what happens at the end of the story? Hitler kills himself after realising he's about to lose.
ALL OF THIS COULD BE STOPPED if only discovered and corrected earlier,starting from his childhood and upbringing.
and,just for people like andrew's amusement,the chaos theory can be seen having an effect. because of pure luck (or maybe not), it might actually lead to an ageing population
the luck part comes in with his birth,in which alot of his siblings actually never survived childbirth (i think)
he survives childbirth--->non-conducive childhood development (death of parents etc)
non-conducive childhood development--->way of thinking is more negative,different.
way of thinking different and negative-->exposure to more negative influences,the situation is aggravated.
situation aggravated--> grows up to be powerful guy,eventually killing many Jews,ending many family lines.
many family lines (around 6 million Jews were killed)-->loss of a large chunk of population,thus ageing population might occur.
cool how this theory works eh?
-g'nite to you,wherever you may be. (: