Why are people getting more aggressive these days ?
When I drive from my work to home I see people getting really aggressive mostly when they are behind the wheels, they are crossing red lights and there are arguments everywhere. Is it because of our lifestyle or we need some changes in the way we work in office.
Because human beings are a belligerent species hell bent on bringing forth their own destruction.
A+ answer. Told you FatFreddysCat is a SMART man!
It's all because of the stressful life we are living these days. We are always cribbing about things. There is a loss of patience among people. Taking time out of one's busy life and doing things that bring peace could be helpful. It could be simple things like listening music, yoga and meditation. Also, going on a vacation once in a while refreshes mood.
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