The forces of magnetic attraction between minds

Suicide Attraction 5

The social component of suicide

Now that we know the factors according to which the suicide rate changes, we can determine the nature of the reality with which the rate corresponds, and express it numerically.

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The social conditions that we can, first of all, assume that...

Suicide is subject to two types who. There is, first of all, the external side within which the perpetrator resides, and the people who investigate sometimes feel family sorrows, or have their pride wounded, or suffer from impotence or illness, and at other times condemn themselves for committing a moral lapse, etc. However, I am of the opinion that these individual characteristics cannot explain the social rate of suicides because this rate varies at high rates, while the various arrangements of circumstances that thus represent direct precursors to the private suicides of the soon-to-be maintained, despite their same relative frequency, do not therefore represent the causes. It is crucial to the action that precedes it and the important role it sometimes plays, by thinking carefully about Suicide

It is not evidence of its effectiveness, for who knows, in fact, that the human contemplations called for by the hopeful feeling are nothing but a pure form, and they do nothing but support the decision made previously for reasons unknown to the feeling.

In addition, the circumstances that are considered motives for suicide, because they accompany it so dearly, are almost innumerable. One person commits suicide in the midst of a lack of livelihood, and another commits suicide in the midst of destitution. This person is miserable with his family, and this person dissolved his marriage, which made him miserable. Here is a soldier who gave up his life after being punished for a mistake he did not commit, and there is a criminal who killed himself for his freedom, which remained unpunished. Thus, the most diverse life events, and even the most profound contradictions, can equally serve as pretexts for suicide. This is because any one of these events is not the specific cause of it. Will we be able, at least, to attribute that causality to properties that are common to all trades, but which ones? All of them, at most, are mostly made up of annoyances and sorrows, but without it being possible to determine the intensity of pain that must be achieved in order for them to have this tragic well-being. There is no lover of hope, no matter how trivial it may be. It can be said in advance that it does not have, under any circumstances, that the work of existence is an unbearable slave, and there is no greater beloved of hope. It necessarily has such a consequence, as we see people withstanding a terrible battle, while others recover after being exposed to easy challenges. Moreover, we have shown that people who are haunted by grief are not the ones who search more than others, because more. Ease and sophistication are, in other words, what turns a person against himself. In stages of prosperity, and within classes where life is less difficult, suicide occurs more easily. In any case, if it really happens that the victim's personal situation is the effective reason for his decision, then such cases

It is certainly very rare, and thus we have an explanation for the social rate of suicides. In this way

Likewise, those who exposed the greatest conditional influence of individuality sought these conditions in external incidents less than in the essential nature of the person subject to the condition, that is, they searched for them within his biological home, and in the accompanying sensory states to which this structure is subject. He depicted suicide in this way as the result of a certain prank, or as a manifestation of her irritation and nervous exhaustion), subject to the influence of the same factors that she is subject to. However, we have not discovered any direct and sustained relationship between Nuristaniya and the social rate of suicide. Rather, it is said that the two extremes of the two factors change inversely, and that the first is at its minimum, and in the same places, while the other (i.e. the rate) is at its peak, and we did not find any More specific relationships between suicide movements and physical conditions that are considered to have the greatest impact on the nervous system, such as race, climate, and temperature. If it is possible for a neurotic, under some conditions, to show a certain readiness to commit suicide, then he is not necessarily prepared to commit suicide, just as the influence of universal factors is not sufficient to determine the very general nature of his nature, within this union specifically. sea