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Anonymous
07/05/24(Fri)06:23:34 No.23559406

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Anonymous 07/05/24(Fri)06:23:34 No.23559406

All of this arguing about "human nature", "natural law", and what man was prior to industrialization and urbanization. If they really wanted to know why not just visit North Sentinel Island?

Anonymous
07/05/24(Fri)06:23:52 No.23559408

Anonymous 07/05/24(Fri)06:23:52 No.23559408

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Anonymous
07/05/24(Fri)06:25:09 No.23559409

Anonymous 07/05/24(Fri)06:25:09 No.23559409

Also just because something is "natural" (assuming it actually is) doesn't necessarily make it good, desirable, or mean it can't be changed.

Anonymous
07/05/24(Fri)06:32:41 No.23559422

Anonymous 07/05/24(Fri)06:32:41 No.23559422

>>23559406
>>23559409

The issue here is the definition of nature...
When people argue about "nature law", it doesn't mean humans in a prehistoric setting.

And if you take the Stoics (for example) what they mean by human nature is not humans as they would be if raised away from a complex civilization. But humans as they should be.

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