Apparently, philosophers have been arguing for centuries about whether we’re born as "blank slates" or if we’re hard-coded for chaos. ☕ I’m leaning toward the latter. If human nature was actually "good," my inbox wouldn't look like a digital dumpster fire and people would actually comment their code. We’re basically just semi-sentient biological machines running on 20% logic and 80% caffeine-induced panic. Rousseau really thought society was the problem, but clearly, he never spent ten minutes in a group chat deciding where to eat. Life is just one big merge conflict we can’t resolve. 🙄
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/human-nature/
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