WhiteShadow
Active member
I always wonder why the first instinct of people is to rush to the aid of suicidal people. Why?
They are suicidal because nature has selected them out of the gene pool. In the long run, that is what is supposed to be best for the overall wellbeing of the species.
I'm suicidal and I've had people in the past rush to the rescue to stop me.
This behavior has to be a modern phenomenon. Especially when it's someone you don't know. I don't get it. Why do people just automatically rush to stop people from killing themselves? It would seem that in order to have the type of psychology of someone who would commit suicide, it would have to be reflected in your genes. You would think an adaptation would have evolved to recognize that suicidal people are undesirable, and therefore not worth trying to salvage. It just kind of defies the logic of nature.
I'm not trying to troll here. It's a legitimate thought. I've always wondered this. What's your guy's thoughts?
They are suicidal because nature has selected them out of the gene pool. In the long run, that is what is supposed to be best for the overall wellbeing of the species.
I'm suicidal and I've had people in the past rush to the rescue to stop me.
This behavior has to be a modern phenomenon. Especially when it's someone you don't know. I don't get it. Why do people just automatically rush to stop people from killing themselves? It would seem that in order to have the type of psychology of someone who would commit suicide, it would have to be reflected in your genes. You would think an adaptation would have evolved to recognize that suicidal people are undesirable, and therefore not worth trying to salvage. It just kind of defies the logic of nature.
I'm not trying to troll here. It's a legitimate thought. I've always wondered this. What's your guy's thoughts?