The Motivations Behind Mass Shootings

This chapter delves into the motivations behind mass shootings and explores the idea that the absurd and senseless nature of life can drive individuals to commit acts of violence. The speaker discusses the frequency of mass killings in the US and highlights the ancient understanding of murder as the first act of post-edanic history. They draw parallels between the biblical story of Cain and Abel and the mindset of today's killers, suggesting that the core issue is a deep-seated resentment towards existence itself.