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As a student, he was involved in a drunk-driving incident that killed a cyclist. Years later he would become expert in the healing powers of guilt

作为学生时,他因酒驾酿成一名骑自行车者死亡事故;多年后,他成为了罪疚感治愈力量的专家

‘I didn’t think that I was a bad person. I thought that I was, at the time, a stupid person’: Chris Moore in Nova Scotia.

‘I didn’t think that I was a bad person. I thought that I was, at the time, a stupid person’: Chris Moore in Nova Scotia.

2026-01-04  3535  晦涩
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“I felt this incredible shock, that mass combination of emotions, obviously the horror of what had happened,” he says. “The massive regret of what we’d done.” He was also fearful of what it meant for him and the people he loved – what would his parents think? “There isn’t a simple story in terms of what the emotions were. It was just a roiling mass of different negative emotions. That’s why I think of guilt as being complex, because all of these other emotions were tied into it.”

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