I think there's an inherent or genetic part that plays an important role in how we perceive and process our world. Then comes environmental influences, people, experiences.
I've seen extreme reactions to small problems, someone dealing bravely with severe environment problems, all kinds of reactions and views. Nature, nurture 50/50 and maybe one d...... reply
Hello dear :) This is an interesting yet complex question. I'd write a whole thesis about it but I don't think it should be the case on Mangago.
Anyways... As we all know, this debate over human nature has persisted for centuries, with thinkers and philosophers offering many perspectives. I'm disgustingly educated on this topics and have tons of b...... 1 reply
I think we're born with no morals, meaning we dont label behavior or acts as good or bad.
Like take a look at animals in nature, they kill which is something we consider bad but to them it's normal and crucial to survive. reply
I'm curious about the consensus on this. Do you think humans are born naturally bad or naturally good, and then afterwards shaped by their environment? Do you think we're born with a mix of both? Or are we a blank slate? Is it standard throughout all people or does it vary?
I actually don't care about that, what I DO care about is who invented rulers?? Like who woke up one day and decided, "I'm better than all these people" and everyone just went along with it??? 1 reply
egg. eggs existed before chickens. chickens were probably just some other animal that evolved into a chicken, or mutated into a chicken. in any case, egg. reply
the egg :D bc there might have been an animal that is related to chickens and when that animal laid an egg, there may have been a mutation and boom, chicken.
And ig chickens were able to survive better (due to artificial selection?)
so they’re still around today :) (im not 100% sure tbh but its what I remember from bio) reply