On Killing
This groundbreaking work explores the profound psychological toll that learning to kill takes on soldiers. Drawing on his extensive military and academic background, Grossman reveals the disturbing evolution of combat effectiveness and the hidden costs it exacts on those who fight. It's a vital read for anyone seeking to understand the deep-seated aversion to killing and the methods employed to overcome it, with chilling implications for societal violence.
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