Why are we debating this type of shit on a manga website like honestly, nobody is born evil or good its bred through environment, culture and decisions. Im tired of some of these users pretending to be fucking scholars when they have the same logic as those "what if this is all a dream" people. Take a hike. 1 reply
Well, I guess all of those answers? Some humans are naturally born kind, some are bad and some are just blank state. Cause despite their environments, they can still grow up to be different from that.
You see the moment you are born, you already desire things. You already do things that are "bad" or "good". It's just up to you, as you grow up to ...... 1 reply
There is literally NO direct or plain answer for this question. You can spend months and years thinking about this and never get a clear answer, it is impossible to do so. That is because humans are neither good, bad, or neutral. There is a HUGE gray area when it comes to questions like these. Human nature cannot be measured. You can argue that “...... 1 reply
This is just me but I think humans are innately good.
There's obviously also the question about what good or bad even means, but that's its own discussion lol. So going with "good in the sense of helping the human species" I'd say yes.
Pretty much any human is born with an innate drive to bring forward the human species. Wanting your family and fri...... reply
I believe we're all created as this one same being, neither good nor bad, and then as we progress through our lives, we gained so many experiences and it will somehow define our life. Idk I'm not good at philosophy.
(On other note I like the way you word your question. It's very elegant.) reply
Humans aren’t born good or bad. As much as people love to debate one or the other, it’s wrong, theres really no black or white in this scenario, it’s just shades of grey. It isn’t 100% genetic traits or 100% environmental, it’s both. Genes play a large part in shaping one’s personality, but their environment and their experiences shapes...... reply