The dog theory
By zevi770 · August 29, 2013
The dog theory teaches man, almost all there is to know about how we relate to other men.
Firstly, people intrinsically like company – so assuming that your first interactions with people were good, this is like growing up with dogs – personally I never had a dog so I am not fond nor am I against them, I am ambivalent (unfortunately children growing up in Russian orphanages that were never loved actually have no human emotions.)
So now, you like dogs, but what happens if a dog turns on you – so if it was an isolated incident, you will think “crazy dog!” – but what if the dog makes it his goal in life to make your life a misery, so now you develop a generalized fear, for you have no peace, for at any moment you can get bitten?!
So subconsciously what actually happens, is you follow the adage, “if you can’t beat em’ you join,” for it is safer for one to also start biting than to be bitten… Share The WISDOM!