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So, I'm in Denver on a bioterrorism related business trip. And I've been hanging out with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
xmurf and randomdreams a lot.
Conversation eventually turned to various evil ways to abuse the things we know. Duh.
But it got me thinking. Some very evil things seem pretty easy to do, yet they've never actually been done. Why? Are they harder to do than they seem? Are people not actually as evil as I think? Or is there some reason that people capable of really evil acts are just not competant?
xmurf and randomdreams a lot. Conversation eventually turned to various evil ways to abuse the things we know. Duh.
But it got me thinking. Some very evil things seem pretty easy to do, yet they've never actually been done. Why? Are they harder to do than they seem? Are people not actually as evil as I think? Or is there some reason that people capable of really evil acts are just not competant?