• @Modern_medicine_isnt
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    -91 year ago

    It’s why homo saipans are the dominant species. They formed groups and enslaved Neanderthals. Not proven, just a theory some scientists have. But it clearly is part of human nature to stand on top of others.

    • @CustosliberaOP
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      141 year ago

      There’s competing theories that we just bred with Neanderthals and we’re the result. Explains a lot of our DNA.

      I think you’re on much thinner ice saying that it’s a part of our nature to stand over others.

      If anything, cooperation is our most natural inclination.

      • @Modern_medicine_isnt
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        01 year ago

        well yeah, they raped thier slaves for sure. Thus the dna. But if you notice throughout history humans cooperate well only when it is to beat another group down. So the nature is to form exclusive groups and then supress other groups.

      • @FMT99
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        01 year ago

        Sure, cooperation with the others in the tribe. Not global cooperation.

        • silly goose meekah
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          11 year ago

          Is humanity as a whole not your tribe? On what basis do you decide who is in your tribe?

          • @Modern_medicine_isnt
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            21 year ago

            humans seem to favor exclusiveness, so as long as your tribe is better than another tribe, all good. But the global tribe has no one to exclude.

    • @tomi000
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      51 year ago

      You call it ‘being in our nature’ but that is just behavior that may have been necessary millions of years ago for survival. We are so far past the point of struggling for survival, all of humanity could be living an average middle class life if wealth was distributed appropriately.