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The Psychology Behind Enjoying Imitative Arts and Violence
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The podcast explores the dichotomy of enjoying imitative arts as opposed to real violence that can alter one's mind and behaviors. Also, it delves into the impact of English experiences on public executions and crowd behavior.
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