Great article as expected.

"responsibility for one's actions" under the Point "existentialism rings very true to me. We know that already, yes, but yet I am again and again surprised at how illogical human logic is. Of course we all have displayed Human logic at some point in our lives, so there is no need to talk from my part as if I have never applied such consciousness, but by growing and wanting to "get one's house in order", hence shifting away from the Human mindset, we gradually realise how outlandish a type of logic this really is. Responsibility takes shape in many forms but one of the most real and raw forms of what responsibility should be like in last instance is emotional responsbility, from my experience. No matter how mature most people think they are based on certain aspects, one of the most common tendencies I notice with most people is that they blindly treat people in ways they detest to be treated like themselves, irrespective of whether they have experienced for themselves how being treated in certain ways feels or not. Many people hate it when indviduals build groups to harrass a single person, especially when they have experienced for themselves, but still they engage themselves in group building to lambaste other single people while instead there should be a very vivid memory how that feels like, hence should be a no-go. The most popular method seems to be then to simply forget and never disinter that past trauma. There is virtually zero growth drawn from that experience. The world is in a state where the term "ethics" or "moral" sounds like ridiculous concepts to most people, owing to an attitude that "one day we will die anyway, so why bother?"

This is also why many people fear "death", because after avoiding the emotional work for the entire life, there is no way but to confront it once leaving the body. This is where facing oneself will become inevitable.

Thanks for having gotten "lost" in your considerations ;)