Human Nature

The subjective nature of wisdom As humans, we often assume that wisdom is universal—that what’s true in one man’s life must apply equally well to another. Nothing could be further from the truth. Imagine a primitive man (Mr A), who has spent his entire life in the cold solitude of snowy mountains. His routine involves seeking warmth, conserving body heat, and surviving icy winds. Let’s now picture him talking to another primitive man (Mr B) who has lived forever in a scorching desert. Mr B tells him how difficult desert life is, but Mr A finds it hard to believe it could be any worse than his own frozen abode. He’s inclined to think that if he were to live where Mr B does, his life would be very comfortable. Similarly, Mr B would find it difficult to accept that a life without scorching heat could be any less than a paradise. Both Mr A & Mr B have a mere theoretical understanding of the other man’s situation. They’re unaware of the other man’s lived experience. Even if they offer each other well-intentioned advice, it’s unlikely to be useful to the other due to the absence of context. We are often quick to prescribe solutions to others based on our own experience, forgetting that life’s terrain shifts under every pair of feet. What soothes one person might scorch another. True empathy requires listening rather than merely assuming things. Before we offer counsel, we ought to pause and ask ourselves,” Do I truly know their ‘climate’—the storms they weather, the heat they bear”? The wise do not pretend their story fits every landscape; they acknowledge the diversity of human experience.

The Morality Conundrum: Good, Evil, and Hypocrisy In the course of our lives, we are often tempted to act upon our innate desires, even when they conflict with prevailing wisdom. Many times, we find ourselves yearning for things and actions that threaten to disrupt the social order and the professed civility of the modern world. The prominent among our forefathers tried multiple ways to establish certain “ground rules” to be obeyed by all. Sometimes, these took the form of divine will, purportedly conveyed through kings who were said to represent the will of the gods. At other times, a saintly figure would prescribe a moral code. In many other cases, the will of the people would form the basis of morality and ethics. The downside of such moral codes is glaring—the imposition of the will of the majority over the unwilling minority. Another problem is the abuse of authority and hypocrisy—the tendency of people, especially those in positions of power, to bend the rules to suit their convenience and to exempt themselves and their close associates from punitive measures intended to enforce the moral code. In recent times, there have been several advocates of the individual will and of a rather subjective morality—people who seek secular and non-centralized methods of resolving social conflicts and moral conundrums. This argument centers on the ideas of personal autonomy and the right to make choices based on the individual’s perspective and will. The problem with these forms of moral standards is that they are more prone to subjective interpretations of good and evil. Moreover, it is difficult and impractical to make large groups of people agree on some core values in the absence of a central authority. Whether you favor centralized control over ethics and morality or consider individual freedom to be paramount, it is undeniable that decisions are usually made by those who wield power. It can be argued that power is the very basis of morality. What actions would lead one to Heaven or Hell—or what acts are likely to land someone in jail—are defined by those who possess the power to do so at any given time. Actions that would have resulted in serious harm or even death in bygone centuries may now be considered fair and even admirable. Conversely, things once deemed “normal” or praiseworthy in the past can now be considered evil and inhuman. This makes it all the more imperative for us, as a collective, to be careful in deciding the basis of the moral values of our age, and even more crucial to ensure that those in positions to prescribe the criteria of good and evil are truly suited for the task.

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Breaking your Upper Limit Most people hold themselves back from real happiness. Most people don’t want to be happy, which is why they aren’t. They just don’t realize this is the case. People are programmed to chase their foremost desire at almost any cost. (Imagine the adrenaline-fueled superhuman powers people develop in life-or-death emergencies.) It’s just a matter of what that foremost desire is. Often enough, it’s comfort. Or familiarity. There are many reasons people thwart the feeling of happiness, but a lot of them have to do with assuming it means giving up on achieving more. Nobody wants to believe happiness is a choice, because that puts responsibility in their hands. It’s the same reason people self-pity: to delay action, to make an outcry to the universe, as though the more they state how bad things are, the more likely it is that someone else will change them. Happiness is not a rush of positive emotion elicited by random events that affirm the way you think something should go. Not sustainable happiness, anyway. The real stuff is the product of an intentional, mindful, daily practice, and it begins with choosing to commit to it. Everybody has a happiness tolerance—an upper limit. It is the capacity for which we allow ourselves to feel good. Some psychologists call it the “baseline,” the amount of happiness we “naturally” feel, and eventually revert back to, even if certain events or circumstances shift us temporarily. The reason we don’t allow those shifts to become baselines is because of the upper limit—as soon as our circumstances extend beyond the amount of happiness we’re accustomed to and comfortable feeling, we unconsciously begin to self-sabotage. We are programmed to seek what we’ve known. So even though we think we’re after happiness, we’re actually trying to find whatever we’re most accustomed to, and we project that on whatever actually exists, over and over again. #HumanNature ♡ ㅤ   ⎙ㅤ  ⌲ 🔕💪 ˡᶦᵏᵉ ˢᵃᵛᵉ ˢʰᵃʳᵉ ᵏⁱⁿᵈˡʸ ᵘⁿᵐᵘᵗᵉ ᶜʰᵃⁿⁿᵉˡ Join now👇👇👇 @Laws_of_Human_Nature

Separate Correlation From Causation 2/2 In a lot of cases, correlations are nothing more than flukes or chance, yet we rapidly jump to causal thoughts. When evaluating cause and effect, the default mental model should always be to separate correlation from causation and not assume a causal relationship unless you can definitively say so. As we gain more life experience, causal factors become a little more complex. There are more conditions, underlying motives, and elements that affect events. Sometimes it’s hard to point to a singular cause, because it’s hard to say that it acted alone or wasn’t the product of multiple mini-causes. This process involves looking past the immediate reason things happen (the proximate cause) and searching for certain greater, more fundamental basis that things happen (the root cause). The proximate cause is to the root cause as correlation is to plain causation. Solving for the former (proximate cause; correlation) won’t rid you of your troubles. Getting rid of the proxima causes is a more critical and profound way of discovering the real answers and explanations for events. Quality thinking means going past the proximate cause—which is usually just a physical sequence of cues—and understanding the factors, thinking or emotional patterns, or environmental elements that set the groundwork for something happening. Differentiating between proximate and root causes makes one keep going in the discovery process—whereas, left to one’s own instincts, they might just stop asking once they identify the immediate cause or even when they see a vague correlation. By going deeper you’ll get a better understanding of why things happen and be better positioned to deal with problems. #HumanNature ♡ ㅤ   ⎙ㅤ  ⌲ 🔕💪 ˡᶦᵏᵉ ˢᵃᵛᵉ ˢʰᵃʳᵉ ᵏⁱⁿᵈˡʸ ᵘⁿᵐᵘᵗᵉ ᶜʰᵃⁿⁿᵉˡ Join now👇👇👇 @Laws_of_Human_Nature

Separate Correlation From Causation: How to understand what truly needs to be addressed to solve a problem In efforts to understand why certain events happen, we must go looking for instigating factors. It’s only logical that we try to find a previous event directly responsible for causing the event we’re looking at. This is what we should spend our time trying to fix, but it turns out that we might be spending all of our time on the wrong issue. We’re fooled into confusing correlation for causation. Therefore, separating correlation from causation is essential to avoid making incorrect assumptions. Correlation is a statistical term. It shows that two individual elements or variables share similar traits or trends—“ice cream and homicides both increased.” That’s all there is to correlation: two things behave similarly in this way or that way. Correlation does not describe why or how the relationship between two items is the way it is; it doesn’t give a reason. It just says, “These two things are generally doing the same thing at the same time.” Causation, on the other hand, is an effort to establish the reason things happen—also referred to as “cause and effect.” The message of causation is: “This thing changed, which in turn caused this other thing to change.” To believe that the increase in ice cream sales caused the increase in homicides is a logical mistake. This is countered by the phrase correlation doesn’t imply causation—just because two events are similar doesn’t mean one is causing the other one to happen. #HumanNature ♡ ㅤ   ⎙ㅤ  ⌲ 🔕💪 ˡᶦᵏᵉ ˢᵃᵛᵉ ˢʰᵃʳᵉ ᵏⁱⁿᵈˡʸ ᵘⁿᵐᵘᵗᵉ ᶜʰᵃⁿⁿᵉˡ Join now👇👇👇 @Laws_of_Human_Nature

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No one can see above himself: Understanding Others through Self-Reflection Our perception of the world is limited by our own experiences, biases, and assumptions. This means that we can never truly understand another person's perspective, no matter how hard we try. However, we can get closer to understanding others by reflecting on our own experiences and biases. We are all limited by our own perspective and experiences. We can only see and understand what we are capable of seeing and understanding. This is why it is so important to be open-minded and to surround ourselves with people who are different from us. By doing so, we can expand our horizons and learn to see the world in new and different ways. “No one can see above himself. By this I mean that a person can see in another only as much as he himself possesses, and he can understand another only in proportion to his own mind. If the latter is very small for him, then even the greatest spiritual gifts will not have any effect on him, and in the bearer of them he will notice only one low quality, i.e. weaknesses and shortcomings of character and temperament” - Friedrich Schiller A person's ability to perceive and comprehend others is inherently limited by their own qualities, mind, and experiences. The idea that we can only see in others what we possess within ourselves offers a fascinating perspective on the complexities of human interactions and relationships. Human beings possess an innate tendency to view the world through their own subjective lenses. Our thoughts, beliefs, and biases shape the way we perceive and interpret the actions, qualities, and intentions of those around us. Consequently, our understanding of others is constrained by the limits of our own mind. If we possess a narrow perspective or limited intellectual faculties, it becomes exceedingly challenging to recognize and appreciate the virtues and depths of individuals who surpass us in those very aspects. A person with a small mind, whether due to lack of education, closed-mindedness, or an unwillingness to grow, is prone to reducing others to their own level. In such cases, even the most exceptional spiritual or intellectual gifts fail to elicit any positive impact on the individual. Instead, they become fixated on the perceived weaknesses and shortcomings of character and temperament in those who surpass them. The inability to recognize and appreciate the unique qualities and contributions of others stems from their own limited capacity for self-reflection and understanding. To overcome the limitations imposed by our own minds, it is imperative to engage in continuous self-reflection and personal growth. By introspecting, exploring our beliefs and biases, and expanding our intellectual horizons, we can broaden our understanding of others. Through self-reflection, we develop the capacity to recognize and appreciate the qualities and virtues that surpass our own, rather than being consumed by envy or judgment. Empathy serves as a powerful tool in transcending the limitations of perception. By placing ourselves in the shoes of others, we can gain a deeper understanding of their experiences, emotions, and perspectives. Empathy allows us to bridge the gap between our own limitations and the unique qualities possessed by others, fostering a sense of connection and appreciation. Furthermore, cultivating humility is essential in fostering a mindset that is receptive to learning from others. Recognizing our own limitations and acknowledging the expertise and wisdom of others, regardless of their station in life, enables us to expand our intellectual and emotional capacities. Humility encourages us to approach every interaction with an open mind, ready to learn and grow. #HumanNature ♡ ㅤ   ⎙ㅤ  ⌲ 🔕💪 ˡᶦᵏᵉ ˢᵃᵛᵉ ˢʰᵃʳᵉ ᵏⁱⁿᵈˡʸ ᵘⁿᵐᵘᵗᵉ ᶜʰᵃⁿⁿᵉˡ Join now👇👇👇 @Laws_of_Human_Nature

Do not live in a Hurry To know how to separate things is to know how to enjoy them. Many finish their fortune sooner than their life: they run through pleasures without enjoying them, and would like to go back when they find they have over-leaped the mark. Postilions of life, they increase the ordinary pace of life by the hurry of their own calling. They devour more in one day than they can digest in a whole life-time; they live in advance of pleasures, eat up the years beforehand, and by their hurry get through everything too soon. Even in the search for knowledge there should be moderation, lest we learn things better left unknown. We have more days to live through than pleasures. Be slow in enjoyment, quick at work, for men see work ended with pleasure, pleasure ended with regret. #HumanNature ♡ ㅤ   ⎙ㅤ  ⌲ 🔕💪 ˡᶦᵏᵉ ˢᵃᵛᵉ ˢʰᵃʳᵉ ᵏⁱⁿᵈˡʸ ᵘⁿᵐᵘᵗᵉ ᶜʰᵃⁿⁿᵉˡ Join now👇👇👇 @Laws_of_Human_Nature

Empowerment through Choice: Shaping Your Own Destiny In this world, there are two types of people: those who choose, and those who are chosen. The ones who choose are the ones who have agency, who are in control of their own destiny. They are the ones who make the decisions, who take the risks, and who shape their own lives. The ones who are chosen are the ones who are at the mercy of others, who are subject to the whims of fate. They are the ones who are told what to do, who are given opportunities, and who are defined by the choices of others. In a world where so much is out of our control, it is essential to be the one who does the choosing. When we choose, we take responsibility for our own lives. We decide what we want to do, who we want to be, and where we want to go. We create our own destiny, rather than letting it be created for us. Of course, choosing is not always easy. It often means making difficult decisions, taking risks, and facing challenges. But it is also the only way to truly live our lives to the fullest. When we choose, we are in control of our own destiny. We are the masters of our own fate. The power of choice lies in our ability to exercise autonomy over our lives. When we take the reins and become active decision-makers, we break free from the shackles of external influences and societal expectations. By embracing autonomy, we transcend the role of a passive participant, allowing ourselves to pursue our individual desires, aspirations, and values. Whether it's choosing a career path, defining personal relationships, or pursuing our passions, being the one who does the choosing empowers us to live life on our own terms. When we become the ones who choose, we become beacons of inspiration for others. By embracing our own agency and following our passions, we demonstrate the transformative power of choice. Our courage and determination inspire those around us to take charge of their own lives and become active decision-makers. In this way, we create a ripple effect, empowering others to embrace their own agency and shape their destinies. The choice is yours. Here are some tips for being the one who does the choosing: • Be clear about your goals and values: What do you want to achieve in life? What is important to you? Once you know what you want, you can start making decisions that will help you achieve your goals. • Don't be afraid to take risks: If you want to achieve something great, you need to be willing to step outside of your comfort zone and take some risks. • Don't be afraid to fail: Everyone fails sometimes. The important thing is to learn from your mistakes and keep moving forward. • Be confident in your decisions: Once you've made a decision, believe in yourself and your ability to make the right choice. Being the one who does the choosing is not always easy, but it is essential if you want to live a happy, fulfilling life. So start today by taking control of your own life and making the decisions that are right for you. #HumanNature ♡ ㅤ   ⎙ㅤ  ⌲ 🔕💪 ˡᶦᵏᵉ ˢᵃᵛᵉ ˢʰᵃʳᵉ ᵏⁱⁿᵈˡʸ ᵘⁿᵐᵘᵗᵉ ᶜʰᵃⁿⁿᵉˡ Join now👇👇👇 @Laws_of_Human_Nature

Stoicism It is a system of ethics examining how to lead a virtuous life and find joy in the face of adversity. The core of Stoic thinking is based on logic and reason as a means of understanding oneself and one’s surroundings. Its focus is on moral autonomy and responsibility – Stoics believe individuals have control over their own destiny, provided they think logically, live virtuously, and exercise their free will. As such, Stoics strive to remain indifferent to external matters in order to focus more fully on cultivating their character, which can be done by remaining true to virtuous ideals like temperance, courage, wisdom, justice, and moderation. At its heart Stoicism teaches self-discipline: stability in life comes when we learn not to respond emotionally or hastily to events outside our control—like loss or pain—and instead focus on what is within our power—our thoughts and actions toward others. Instead of seeing misfortune as something outside ourselves we must tackle them head-on, Stoics emphasize changing our attitudes towards it; accepting it valiantly as part of the human condition rather than fighting it futilely with regret or envy. The philosophy also places importance on mindfulness; thoughtfully considering the implications and subtleties of decisions before making them rather than allowing passions or immediate desires be a knee-jerk guide. Ultimately Stoicism demands thoughtful consideration and strategic action in order for one to avoid being overwhelmed by emotions while achieving peace amidst chaotic environments and confidently embracing any exigencies life may present. #HumanNature ♡ ㅤ   ⎙ㅤ  ⌲ 🔕💪 ˡᶦᵏᵉ ˢᵃᵛᵉ ˢʰᵃʳᵉ ᵏⁱⁿᵈˡʸ ᵘⁿᵐᵘᵗᵉ ᶜʰᵃⁿⁿᵉˡ Join now👇👇👇 @Laws_of_Human_Nature

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