There appears to be some correlation between fear and misunderstanding. People on a whole tend to fear the things that they cannot interpret. It starts arguments, fights, even wars, this little thing called fear, and why? Because none of us understand one another; not really or truly. I've just watched the film Southland Tales, and reading some of the responses to the film it's the self-same scenario that those who watch fear what they don't understand, and those who fear retaliate. It would be a delight for the entire world to open up its collective mind and choke down the elements of existence that are beyond its understanding; would war remain? Would hate or pain be as punctual? There will always be aggression, but aggression with sheer purpose is passion. Aggression as an act of misunderstanding is pointless.