The State of Man: An Analysis of the Inherently Good Nature of Man

Good and evil are the two most ambiguous terms in English. Harper Lee's "kill Mockingbirds" has a clear theme of good and evil. Most people define goodwill as "moral justice" and evil as "moral mistake or immorality". These two definitions raise important questions. What is morality? Philosophically, morality can be explained as a code of conduct that all rational people can propose under certain conditions. Therefore, immoral people are absurd, if morality is the code proposed by all reasonable people.

I conducted a questionnaire at the Internet Forum and naturally asked what people think is a man. 33% of people believe that men were born for good and evil, 28% think men are neither good nor evil, 28% believe that men are born as evil . When I asked this question, I thought that people would only say "good" or "bad". I will not let them say "no" or "both." I was most surprised that "good" is very low and "evil" is very high. Is human nature evil? Is possible. Many people think that humans are completely selfish, just by looking for themselves.

Psychologists often suffer from the question of whether humans have good characteristics or whether they lead to negative. Why do people act in their own way? Is it natural, whether the hormones are not balanced, or is it how he raises it? The intrinsic characteristic of a person may be good or both. Most people want to believe that they are good people. People are born to be good people, men are most likely to grow to the best people. For example, since a child knows that rewards are given by cleaning his room, he will do so. When a man mature and accepts a job to support a family, he shows his intuition is positive. He may not have succeeded, but his conscience tells him to actively support his family.

Rousseau's strategy to realize a better life is based on the fundamental premise that humans are blessed with nature and excellent personality. In his natural state, a person is born with congenital desire for desire and ability to fulfill these desires: "It is only giving him immediate desire and ability to satisfy these desires" (80 page). These desires directly reflect the internal needs of people. Therefore, power does not come from efforts to change own initiative or my desire. It is only necessary to understand what my existing needs and needs are, and I have to find my own fate rather than create it. Finally, he is very happy because the power is found in a balanced state and his talent is closest to the natural condition of the balance of his desire.