| ▲ | gherkinnn 14 hours ago | |
On Killing further develops the idea [0] by looking at a wider set of battles across time and, crucially, finds that by adapting training methods, the kill rate went up to beyond 90%. This then appears to come with higher rates PTSD. | ||
| ▲ | red-iron-pine 31 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
On Killing also has serious issues with credibility it relies on SLA Marshall's dubious work, and several other examples it uses are difficult to take seriously. it's similar to Freud, where there are shreds of truth but not really universally true or applicable. | ||