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natural selection and eliminate inferior beings. He created an ideology that in his mind justified his desire for destruction. Where did these ideas come from? This article explores the parallels between Eric Harris’s ideas and those of people he admired: Adolf Hitler, Friedrich Nietzsche, Thomas Hobbes, and probably Charles Manson.
Eric David Harris (9 de abril de 1981-20 de abril de 1999) y Dylan Bennet Klebold (11 de septiembre de 1981-20 de abril de 1999) fueron los dos estudiantes de preparatoria estadounidenses que cometieron un tiroteo escolar el 20 de abril de 1999 en la llamada Masacre de la Escuela Secundaria de Columbine en la localidad de Columbine (Colorado, Estados Unidos), con el resultado de 15 muertos ...
11 de ene. de 2020 · “Natural Selection” La "supervivencia del más apto" es una frase propia de la teoría evolutiva de Charles Darwin y el darwinismo social, como una descripción alternativa de la selección natural. En su sentido esencial, se refiere a la supervivencia de ciertos rasgos sobre otros que se reproducen en las siguientes generaciones.
Beneath the trench coats, Harris wore a military bandolier and a white T-shirt with the inscription "Natural Selection" in black letters, a mantra he had adopted; Klebold wore a black T-shirt with "Wrath" in red letters.
27 de sept. de 2019 · Harris se vistió con una polera blanca con el mensaje "Natural selection", mientras Klebold usó otra de color negro con la palabra "Wrath" estampada. Pasadas las 11 de la mañana, Eric Harris se encontró con un compañero de clases llamado Brooks Brown, a quien había amenazado anteriormente en línea (curiosamente, Klebold le ...
In his journal, Harris mentioned his admiration of what he imagined to be natural selection, and wrote that he would like to put everyone in a super Doom game and see to it that the weak die and the strong live. On the day of the massacre, Harris wore a white T-shirt with the words "Natural selection" printed in black. Bullying
Eric Harris “loved” the concept of natural selection, and his sense of superiority over other members of the human race led him to believe that he could be an arbiter, or judge, of survival. This belief is reflected in the execution-style shootings that took place inside Columbine, and especially in the fact that Eric wore a shirt reading ...
