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Hi, Miso!! Thank you for sharing your idea about the human nature, for that was indeed interesting. I have been thinking about whether a person is good or bad from their birth and I have reached a different conclusion. Although it is very hard to believe that human qualities are determined even from the very moment of their birth, I think humans are evil in nature.
One of the reasons is that humans are selfish. Because we can feel senses and because we feel some fundamental desires such as the desire for food, humans seek a better condition to satisfy the senses and desires. That is the reason why people try to eat more and eat more delicious things even by harming others; because humans inherently want to fulfill their greed and desire. One of the other examples comes when people are drowning. When you see a person drowning in a river, you should never give your hand to the person because the person will pull you so hard and try to use you to survive - your safety is not something that is even considered. To satisfy the fundamental desire to breathe, people are very ready to harm others. Our tendency to seek for ways to satisfy our will and desire is not something that can be explained by your inclination theory, I think.
I really enjoyed your writing though we had different opinions. Have a good day~
Hi, Miso!! Thank you for sharing your idea about the human nature, for that was indeed interesting. I have been thinking about whether a person is good or bad from their birth and I have reached a different conclusion. Although it is very hard to believe that human qualities are determined even from the very moment of their birth, I think humans are evil in nature.
One of the reasons is that humans are selfish. Because we can feel senses and because we feel some fundamental desires such as the desire for food, humans seek a better condition to satisfy the senses and desires. That is the reason why people try to eat more and eat more delicious things even by harming others; because humans inherently want to fulfill their greed and desire. One of the other examples comes when people are drowning. When you see a person drowning in a river, you should never give your hand to the person because the person will pull you so hard and try to use you to survive - your safety is not something that is even considered. To satisfy the fundamental desire to breathe, people are very ready to harm others. Our tendency to seek for ways to satisfy our will and desire is not something that can be explained by your inclination theory, I think.
I really enjoyed your writing though we had different opinions. Have a good day~
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