The dichotomy is created by positive and negative reinforcements. Powerlessness and vulnerability create negative reactions, because truth and criticism flow directly and indirectly from the victims of sin. The victims are therefore viewed as the sources of evil. Perpetrators and victims are thereby reversed in the reactions and assumptions of corrupted persons. Domination creates counter-intentions.
First domination creates conflict with other persons, because no one wants to be dominated.
The conflict results in opposition to the intentions of other persons. When repeated, it becomes a conditioned habit. The developed habit of counter-intention jumps over objective realities and looks only at the intentions of others. If an opponent wanted to give them a gold brick, they would have to oppose it, because only the intention is looked at, not the realities. Counter-intention becomes a substitute for rationality, because corrupted persons cannot trust their own judgements or other persons.