In school human nature is always explained through Darwinism.
The theory that only the fittest survive and the weak die out, leaving the
world without producing any offspring. As you start to examine humans through,
you start to see that human defy every law set by Darwin. The weak in body and
mind are able to survive and reproduce, leading to a weaker generation. Instead
of adapting to our environment, we change our environment to adapt to us. In essence,
by defying our natural instincts to survive, we push boundaries from either boredom
or ingenuity. We take risk that put our lives in jeopardy to advance ourselves
as a species. The thing that set humans apart from animals, is our ability to
change ourselves and to more forward. Human sent other humans into space, even
though it was risky. Humans built skyscrapers and discovered the deepest depths
of the oceans. We would not have done this if our instinct were strong enough to prevent from doing anything that risk our
survival.
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