Apathy and the Living Dead

There is nothing to die from living indifferently and dying; not being alive is terrible. - Victor Hugo's "indifference" comes from the Greek word and means literally "there is no feeling". This is not a description of the deceased. This is what I said when Victor Hugo wrote that "There is nothing to die but no terrible life." In other words, we should not be afraid of death, not life. Although they are indifferent, they have no life because they do not have feelings. They are dead and alive. The following is what the psychiatrist Erich Flåm (1900-1980) said about this issue.

After the First World War, when it was one of various forms of "shell shock", the contemporary concept of indifference became more familiar. The soldiers who lived in the trenches with bombing and machine gun shooting were seeing the fellows who were dying and fighting in the battlefield, but when they returned to battle, intermittent numbness and ordinary social interaction I created indifference. Douglas Hofstadter believes that it is not necessary to feel emotion because recognizing the "self" of the human brain is only a structure. Indifference is the only intellectual correspondence since the future of expansion of the universe. Contrary to satisfaction of self-satisfaction driven by illusion of "self".

Indifference is the main reason for creating this political climate. Indifference is passive acceptance and obedience. Like millions of people at the time, Traudl Junge chose not to be concerned and chose to follow an easy way to regret for decades. The short excuse for Junge is that she does not know well and she does not know what her leaders are doing. Ignorance is no longer an effective and effective excuse for smartphones, the Internet, ongoing connectivity, and easily accessible news and information era.