Re: The Nature of Man
Rami Rustom <[email protected]>
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On Nov 17, 2012 4:47 PM, "Jeffrey S. Owens" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > None of our (inborn) instincts are evil. They are ***all*** good. For > > example, the inborn idea of crying when hungry or otherwise > > uncomfortable. > > > > > --Is that true? I think we can see quite a bit of "evil" instincts, namely > the propensity for physical violence. Children lash out when they are > angry. Only children that learns that from their parents. > Its almost as if that instinct has to be unlearned, as humans are > socialized over time. Yes people can learn better habits to replace the violence and anger habits. > Even though we invest a lot toward controlling it, > violence is still pervasive. Most people are unskilled in conflict resolution. -- Rami