Moral Self-Regard Drift
+42% inflated
Perception vs actual history
Inward Guilt Inhibition
Suppressed
Instinct redirection back against self
Unethical Amnesia Level
High (fogged recall after 14 days)
Selective suppression of memory
Active Conscience Vector
Outward deflection via advantageous comparison
Cognitive contortion state
Psychological Defense Activated: Defensive Contortion
Rather than tolerating the uncomfortable inward redirection of aggression (Freudian guilt and self-criticism), the subject redirects external confrontation outwards. By framing their deed against worse actors, their perceived moral character remains inflated (+42%) despite evidence of harm.