I wonder what happens in the mind of people who know that they are guilty but they refuse to admit. The case with "Toplofikatsia Sofia" and the two CEO-s in a row to turn out to have been draining money from the company and transferring them to bank accounts in Austria and perhaps in other countries. Millions of leva, reliable proofs for the fraud, but they, of course, don't admit. I wonder what happens in one's brain in such cases? All human beings have the potential to do that, but not everyone is capable of something with such dimension.
"I haven't done anything I feel sorry for"?
"I don't care, I've got influential friends"?
If everyone cheats, why shouldn't I"?
"I'm not guilty, values have changed"?
'It's better to be me than someone else"?
If you stay in the arrest for a couple of days at least, does somehting change? If you have spent day and night to make plans for the frauds, do you feel just a little guilty or sorry for this only a week later? Or you have been prepared for such moment and everything is part of the Game?
I still wonder. If I reach the truth, it would be too easy, wouldn't it? If we were able to reach the truth so easy, there wouldn't be such people anymore. Why do we have people who analyze the human brain if after so many centuries so little has changed? There have always been "bad" people (although the meaning of the word "bad" is too subjective in my opinion). The combination of egocentrism and capability to forget the lessons of history up to now dooms us to go in a circle or better a spiral.
Are we going to leave this case in dusty folders somewhere in the corners of an archive room? And one day some children might read in ther history books that at that time the system was corrupt, moral was dirty word and "good" meant "the average bad"?
"I haven't done anything I feel sorry for"?
"I don't care, I've got influential friends"?
If everyone cheats, why shouldn't I"?
"I'm not guilty, values have changed"?
'It's better to be me than someone else"?
If you stay in the arrest for a couple of days at least, does somehting change? If you have spent day and night to make plans for the frauds, do you feel just a little guilty or sorry for this only a week later? Or you have been prepared for such moment and everything is part of the Game?
I still wonder. If I reach the truth, it would be too easy, wouldn't it? If we were able to reach the truth so easy, there wouldn't be such people anymore. Why do we have people who analyze the human brain if after so many centuries so little has changed? There have always been "bad" people (although the meaning of the word "bad" is too subjective in my opinion). The combination of egocentrism and capability to forget the lessons of history up to now dooms us to go in a circle or better a spiral.
Are we going to leave this case in dusty folders somewhere in the corners of an archive room? And one day some children might read in ther history books that at that time the system was corrupt, moral was dirty word and "good" meant "the average bad"?