Differences Between Human Need and Human Want

There are some unresolved questions that plague the thought of curious people. Why am I here? What is my purpose? What makes me feel completely? Among these general problems, black and white problems are uncertain. The answer to this question can only be found in the infinite gray area. In the basic structure of the human brain, we classify things and provide structure and priorities to our ideas. What is the boundary between desire and necessity, and what is the overall success in finding answers to our question of dependence on our happiness?

The difference between the two words "need" and "want" is very large. Requesting someone means dependency and habitual dependence. If crisis or extreme sorrow happens, someone needs to be a member of humanity, but that person needs to suffocate at all times. Of course, this logic does not apply to children. Children also apply to children who do not rely on families for economic support and cultivation. This review also applies to the relationship between two functional adults, even friendship.

The moment he was born, human beings are closest to matter - completely dependent on external forces and forces. However, from the beginning, there is a core difference between humans and the world that needs to be reinforced and weakened in pursuit of ownership of the world. This is an old comedy strategy that makes the character behave like a thing in the drama and they show that people who seek this world of things are themselves many times over and over again. The desire to become a stronger force is to put together the power (physical and natural) of the world passing through it. Thus, even though it seems to be more pronounced, it will reduce the difference between self and the world, it is also an approximation of the condition of the newborn. Therefore, to strengthen the difference between me and the world, this is the core of self and I need to go in the opposite direction - I need to be weaker

What does "person" mean? In the world of blade runners, this is about the difference between humans, AI and android replicators. Ordinary people may take completely different actions from Facebook in real life. Or it is unclear which one of Twitter's followers is a person or a robot. What is the difference between true memory and wrong memory? In Blade Runner, you can embed memory, but there are real and virtual ones. Even if one of your memories was "authentic", it may not have been created by you; it may have been changed, or it may have been copied from someone else in some way. Everyday when Facebook and Google recall your date and sent it back to you, what familiar things have happened with Instagram filters and other neural network driven improvements?