What's your view of human nature?
[2023-10-21 10:30:58]
When writing this article, there were only two answers in front of me. Both of them seem to argue that human beings are a direct result of evolution, if not the majority. However, while various human species have changed over the course of hundreds of thousands of years of evolution, the two answers seem to say that there is little evolution for humans. They are in today's human nature, our character, motivation, trends, direct and almost different reflections of the same kind of mind that is held by our primitive human hunting - collector ancestors I believe there is. For me, this seems to be a little easy. Today we know today that not only Homo sapiens but also Neanderthals and Denniswan people are included in human DNA.
In my opinion, evolution plays a role, but giving the "humanity" of all of us today is a sudden and recent change in human consciousness and human consciousness. This intellectual leap and human race that occurred about 10,000 years ago were far beyond the speeds allowed by evolution, and the reason was far from being understood. I think that at this point, the human self has prospered in our brains. And that for the first time made us realize that we are a unique "individual". This has led to the dichotomy of mankind. It exists in each of us today and is an important factor in the essence of human beings. In other words, to some extent we belong to spirit and time. In order to feel safe, I want to love and be loved by those close to us, and to feel sympathy for our compatriots, this is human nature. These are spiritual. At the same time, please let our self say that personality is also part of humanity. Our self tells us what we believe and what we like and dislike. Our ego also tells us that we are unique and that no one else is the same as us and that we believe it is better than others I will. This is the self that makes us proudly declare. "I must be myself" ("You can not)" These things are temporary and short-lived, and individuals leading the best and worst part of mankind are in our personal culture and the environment Depending on children growing from adults
This is how I see humanity. At the spiritual level, we all want nearly the same thing. At the same time, at the time level, we all want different things for different reasons, and we can get it, but we can get it.
Prince Machiavelli and Thomas Utopia human beings are difficult to determine the views of Machiavelli Nicoloma and Thomas Moore on human nature. Everyone is taking a different approach to this topic. Through utopia, Thomas Moore tries to change the minds of people by creating an ideological society. Niccolo Machiavelli tries to teach people how to deal with humanity through the prince. - Niccolò di Bernardo dei Machiavelli, prototype of political history. He was born in May of 1469 and died in June 1527. He is a philosopher, thinker, and writer in Italy. He is regarded by many as one of the founders of the origin of modern political science. In addition to being a political philosopher and a musician, he is also a diplomat. In the Republic of Florence, he once was a civil servant.
In order to understand the nature of human being more clearly, we will investigate and describe its historical attempts. The ancient Greeks of the 1600s and the 1700s, world religions, European enlightenment thinkers and modern scientists worked hard to solve human problems. I will summarize their various perspectives here. Greek - Roman Sexual Views Ancient Greek and Roman philosophers considered humanity, the Republic of Plato provided insight into the way they saw it. A person is a physical body, a soul, a body is important, and a soul can not be seen. The soul includes appetite, spirit (courage) and reason. Reason and courage must control appetite. The highest form of human existence is that people exercise their rationality. People are basically social and need other people to meet their physical and psychological needs. Good should be refle