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The Greeks had a word for it — and they meant something far more precise than what the dictionaries settled on.
Misos wasn't petty hate. It was moral revulsion. Principled rejection. A refusal to watch humans betray their own potential and say nothing. That's the version this book comes from.
Not the meme. Not the edgy shorthand. The original — observational, pattern-based, grounded in lived experience looking up from the asphalt. It's the distrust that comes from watching. The moral frustration that builds when patterns repeat and people call it coincidence. The disappointment that only exists because the potential was real.
What you're holding is the roots of misanthropy. The one with teeth.
The Curse and Apotheosis of Narrative
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