"A drug dealer lives in envy of human potential."
© 2024 Thomas Paul Murphy
Okay I thought I would articulate part of this point.
So if you want to reform a convicted drug dealer you would perhaps have to teach them the emotions of not living in envy of human potential? But why would you ever want someone who victimizes people to compare their behavior and representations of it as being equal to human potential. You would have to be further indoctrinating with lies about themselves or apathy with regard to their jealousy?
They have already formed a reward system that thrives on destroying human potential.
First you would have to teach them all the wrong they did. Like the ghost of Christmas past. But I don't see that as ever being an option for treatment care givers? Instead they attempt to convince that "subject" that they are clean slate innocent? Perhaps has to do with you can either learn something or you can't? And what a teacher once said, "How you are when you are ten years old is how you will be your entire life?". Well perhaps it is more true of the bad than the good, in terms of personal development.
Follow the logic there? What problems with personal development are you going to have if you are good? You will have the envy from the bad? And how do the bad personally develop? They just mutate in envy?
You would have to convince that low life of a lie? The lie being that everyone else's achievements are really their own? Never met a loser like that in your life? Come on.
Once you teach them that you have gone full circle with them and are back to square one with them. Their faulted mind thinking, " If everyone accomplishments are mine, I will give them all drugs for money."
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