From Elliott R I:
The normal distribution, with its symmetric bell-shaped curve, is a continuous probability distribution that is symmetric about the μ and fundamental to statistics/probability theory and to model and analyze data. The Reverse Flynn Effect and Dunning-Kruger Effect in light of artificial intelligence, social media, and tech addiction might exacerbate aberrant and deviant pathologies. For example, the family law injustice system empowers puerile battle-axes, sophomoric simpletons, and infantile anti-fundamentalist disestablishmentarians who undercut the basis of human society -- the family -- to be selfish, relitigate their trifles and pettiness in perpetuity, and do so in the public forum. That is something that greater men than I, such as Moniyhan have articulated, as both denigrating to dignity/decency as well as derogatory marks against the democratic-republican experiment in freedom, independence, liberty, and egalitarianism. I took the anecdotal data from the streets, statehouses, council chambers, executive sessions, boardrooms, asylums, jails, and other places that exist on the fringe of the social compact and aimed for kindness > weakness, but it is too dangerous to be nice these days -- disproves my naive, gullible Pollyannaish dedication to being a practitioner of the "good news" of the Protestant and Catholic sects of the Christian religion or heralding the fundamental rudimentary beauty of the Islamic ideology. One can become beyond good and evil without following Nietzsche, much like one can find a harmony between Kant's imperatives and Mills' deontological utilitarianism. The infinite summation of sigma‑forms, perturbed by an external element, bounded by structure, resolves into equivalence and identity, though only approximately, and finally transforms into a new symbol. The human species tops out around 120-125 points and bottoms out around 75-80 points. Different jobs optimize different intelligences; the race needs all ethnic folk.* Without going too far into orthodox dogmatic belief-based faith traditions, life exists because it was created, as such questioning the mold or shape or fashion or form or manner or capacity or way of another individual's soul/spirit tiptoes towards hubristic haughtiness.
Probability Density Function
The probability density function of a normal distribution is given by:
f(x) = \frac{1}{\σ \sqrt{2\pi}} e^{-\frac{(x - \μ)^2}{2\σ^2}}
Where:
( x ) is the random variable
( \μ ) is the mean
( \σ ) is the standard deviation
Empirical Rule
The empirical rule (68-95-99.7 rule) posits that for a normal distribution:
Approximately 68% of data fall within 1σ of μ
Approximately 95% of data fall within 2σ of μ
Approximately 99.7% of data fall within 3σ of μ
*Case Study (American Intelligent Quotient, where IQ = Mental Age (MA) / Chronological Age (CA) x 100
x̃ ♂ IQ ≡ 99 (including me)
x̃ ♀ = 100
x̃black ♂ or ♀ IQ ≡ 85
x̃white ♂ IQ = 99
x̃white ♀ = 100
x̃hispanic ♂ IQ = 94
High IQ (125+)
Good: Lex Talionis: 267.9; Elon Musk: 155; Mark Zuckerberg: 152; Bill Gates: 160; Warren Buffett:150; Jeff Bezos: 150; Larry Ellison: 152; Michael Bloomberg: 140; Charles Koch: 135; David Koch: 135; Sergey Brin: 152; Larry Page: 150; Steve Ballmer: 140; Mukesh Ambani: 135; Carlos Slim Helú: 140; Amancio Ortega: 130; Jim, Alice, and S. Robson Walton: 125; Sheldon Adelson : 140.
Bad: Jeffrey Dahmer (145): murdered 17; Ted Kaczynski (167) murdered three, injured 23; Andrew Cunanan (147): murdered five; Ted Bundy (124): murdered 30; Josef Stalin (??): tens of millions; Adolf Hitler (155): tens of millions; Mao Zedong (??): tens of millions; François "Papa Doc" Duvalier (???): thousands; Ida Amin (??): thousands; Pol Pot (??): hundreds of thousands; Robert E. Lee (140): millions; Che Guevara (140): hundreds of thousands.
While intense hatred is often associated with emotional instability, it is not officially characterized as a mental disorder or a categorized definitive sign of "insanity". Experts regards hate as a complex emotion, classified as a noxious amalgam of bizarre nature and/or dysfunctional nurture, i.e. learned ideation or cultivated maladaptive behavior, which can be driven by fear, insecurity, envy, or a desire to exert/restore a sense of control. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Connecting Hatred and Emotional Instability
Sign of Distress: Intense, chronic hate may indicate an underlying, deep-seated emotional pain or acute "fragility" once known as neurosis.
"Splitting" in Relationships: People with conditions like personality disorders, such as Borderline may exhibit "black-white" thinking, swinging between intense love and extreme hate (devaluation) of a person, sometimes known as "splitting".
Projected Insecurity: Miserable people may project their own feared (e.g. homophobia, dysphoria, supremacism) or transfer subconsciously disliked aspects of themselves like inadequacy, rejection, judgment onto others, resulting in severe hatred. [2, 5, 6, 7, 8]
Hatred vs. Mental Illness
Not a Diagnostic Symptom: Hate is generally not a symptom of mental illness. Experts warn against using "mental illness" as an excuse for harmful behaviors like racism or sexism, which are not listed as disorders in the DSM-5-TR.
Alternative Explanations: Hateful behavior is more frequently associated with anger, social isolation, and ideological indoctrination rather than clinical psychosis.
Potential Link: However, severe anger or hate can accompany mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, or antisocial personality disorder. [9, 10]
Neurocognitive Function and Hate
Over-focus: Brain studies suggest a "hateful brain" may exhibit over-activity in areas responsible for rumination and obsession, leading to an irrational tendency to focus on the faults of others, i.e. illogic, unreasonable agitation, degenerative manifestation.
Reduced Empathy: A decrease in function in the prefrontal cortex—associated with empathy and impulse control—can be involved, which may be caused by factors like head injuries or chronic stress. [11]
Conclusion
Hatred is a "fight" against reality, according to Psychology Today. While it may not mean a person is "insane," it often signals severe emotional instability, poor biopsychological health, or a lack of coping skills. [5, 9, 12, 13, 14]
[1] https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/perfectly-hidden-depression/202206/hatred-is-not-a-mental-illness
[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aLPnIxe-MI
[3] https://www.drjonijohnston.com/post/can-hatred-drive-you-crazy-the-truth-about-mental-illness-and-hate-crimes
[4] https://www.mentalhealth.com/blog/is-hating-someone-because-they-are-different-a-mental-illness
[5] https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6K70zPQuh-M
[6] https://www.elizabethbader.com/elizabethbadersblog/more-on-understanding-hatred/
[7] https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/conditions/borderline-personality-disorder/symptoms/
[8] https://www.easpublisher.com/get-articles/5234
[9] https://arbourhospital.com/blog/what-are-anger-disorders-types-symptoms-and-treatment/
[10] https://www.verywellmind.com/i-hate-everyone-why-you-feel-this-way-and-what-to-do-5204131
[11] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZdefElqEUs
[12] https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/evolution-the-self/202102/borderline-rage-whats-the-method-their-madness
[13] https://www.healthaffairs.org/content/briefs/hate-motivated-behavior-impacts-risk-factors-and-interventions
[14] https://thriveworks.com/help-with/feelings-emotions/i-hate-people/
