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Hannah Arendt: The Banality of Evil | When Ordinary People Become Dangerous

Hannah Arendt changed how we understand evil. While covering the trial of Adolf Eichmann, she expected to find a monster. Instead, she found something far more frightening — an ordinary man who simply followed orders, never questioning what he was doing. She called it “the banality of evil.” Evil, she argued, does not always come from hatred, madness, or cruelty. Sometimes it comes from thoughtlessness. From obedience. From silence. This video explores Arendt’s haunting idea — that the greatest horrors in history were not always committed by demons, but by normal people who stopped thinking. A quiet philosophical reflection on responsibility, morality, and the danger of becoming passive in a world that demands awareness. #HannahArendt #BanalityOfEvil #Philosophy #PoliticalPhilosophy #HeartsCountry #PhilosophyExplained #HumanNature #philosophyoflife #existentialism #carljung