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Dark Psychology studies the predatory, exploitative, and sometimes criminal behavior and psyche of people who victimize others. Every human can potentially mistreat other humans and, more generally, living things. While many of us can control or sublimate this impulse, others cannot resist, acting on it instead.

Dark Psychology tries to comprehend the thoughts, emotions, and observations that lead to predatory conduct that contradicts contemporary understandings of human behavior. Dark Psychology presupposes that criminal, abusive, and deviant behaviors are premeditated, astute, and persistent 99.99% of the time. However, the remaining 0.01%, Dark Psychology proposes, submits to atrocious acts without reason or intent. This hypothesis has been coined the Dark Singularity.

Dark Psychology proposes that every person has a repository of malevolent aim towards others ranging from slightly intrusive and passing ruminations to unadulterated and psychopathic actions that lack reason. This is known as the Dark Continuum. Moderating components acting as accelerants or attractants to moving toward the Dark Singularity, and where an individual's behaviors fall on the Dark Continuum, is the Dark Factor.

Dark Psychology envelops everything that makes us who we are with regards to our dark side. All societies, religions, and all humankind have this disease. From birth to death, we all have a hidden insidious, and sometimes criminal or neurotic, side. In contrast to religious principles and contemporary sociological theories, Dark Psychology presents a third philosophical development that sees these practices differently.

Dark Psychology states that there are individuals who behave in this way but not for power, money, sex, revenge, or another known reason. They behave in this way without an objective. In other words, their ends don't justify their means. There are individuals who disregard and harm others just for the sake of it. The potential to hurt others without cause, explanation, or reason is inside each of us. Dark Psychology presumes this dark potential is unbelievably complicated and much harder to characterize.

Dark Psychology assumes that we all have the potential for predator behaviors and this potential knows our thoughts, feelings, and judgments. As you will soon read, we all have this potential, yet just a few of us follow through on them. We all have had ruthless impulses. We all have considered seriously hurting others. If you are honest with yourself, you will acknowledge that you have had these intolerable impulses.

That fact notwithstanding, we tend to view ourselves as a generous species; therefore, one might not want to accept that the desire to manipulate exists. Nevertheless, we all have these inclinations but fortunately never follow through on them. According to Dark Psychology, there are individuals who have these same thoughts, emotions, and discernments, yet follow through on them in either deliberate or rash ways. This is what separates them from others.

Dark Psychology sets that this predator style is purposive and has some levelheaded, objective arranged inspiration. Religion, philosophy, and neuropsychology have tried to define Dark Psychology. Most human behavior, both good and evil, is intentional and goal-oriented; however, Dark Psychology hypothesizes that there is a zone where purposive and goal-oriented actions become ill-defined. There is a continuum of Dark Psychology exploitation ranging from merely passing thoughts to genuine psychopathic abnormality with no evident reason or motive. The Dark Continuum conceptualizes the philosophy of Dark Psychology.

Dark Psychologists acknowledge that submission to evil is unpredictable in both the predators identities, as well as how far they will go with no sense of morality to hold them back. Some people irrationally assault, murder, torment, and abuse. Dark Psychology views these people as predators hunting for human prey. Humans are especially dangerous to themselves and other living things. Dark Psychology aims to address the many reasons behind this.