A dog often exhibits stronger aggression when in extreme fear. In fact, humans are the same; when a person or the organization behind them begins to sense danger and feels that the situation is getting out of control, their most instinctive reaction is often not to retreat but to arm themselves with more intense and extreme rhetoric. That seemingly tough attitude is often not a display of strength but an instinctive defense driven by fear. The more panicked one is, the more they feel the need to use exaggerated postures to mask their inner unease. This reveals a kind of vulnerability: fear of being attacked, fear of losing control, fear of being pierced by reality.