Killing in Combat: It's Not What You Think - The Surprising Psychology of Taking a Life in War

Does killing in war always leave psychological scars?A landmark Norwegian study reveals a surprising answer: No—if the context justifies it.Join hosts Chen Yuxin and Sokage Jikū as they unpack why Afghanistan veterans showed no mental health harm from killing, while Lebanon peacekeepers suffered deeply.What does this mean for military training, veteran care, and our understanding of moral injury?Listen now for a thought-provoking analysis.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/hakeym-news-hak-eym-news--6017353/support.📚 Explore the author’s exclusive bookstore. Discover the foundational texts of the UniquilibriuM philosophy, available directly at Books by UniquilibriuMStay awake and vibrant with Strong Coffee Company. An exclusive deal you'll not get elswhere. This is another way to support my work using the code HAKEEM.I earn commissions when you buy anything from Strong Coffee Company using my link and code "HAKEEM" https://MyDeals.Page/1gp9If you want to dig in deeper to more of my productions, go to HAK | EYM NEWS.