"There will be corruption because human nature is what human nature is," he added.
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Part of human nature allows us to control the other part of our human nature.
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Human nature remains the same, and human nature superimposes itself over the seemingly random chaos of events.
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Human Nature Might Get in the Way Farhad Manjoo says the real problem with WhatsApp is human nature.
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That hate isn't ingrained into human nature, but human nature sometimes can't help but be drawn to it.
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When human nature gets in the way There's another reason why airport temperature checks don't always work: human nature.
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So here's my take on the current environment: Market cycles are driven by human nature, and it is human nature to overreact.
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Social engineering relies on exploiting human nature, and last time we checked human nature is something that doesn't change all that easily.
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Studying swearing is a way of studying human nature itself.
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Mr Lynch is fascinated by the duality of human nature.
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It's about human nature, what it means to be you.
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The story of human nature is the story of plasticity.
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The argument isn't just about language, but about human nature.
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Human nature hasn't changed and humility will get you everywhere.
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Because human nature tried too hard to be something it
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It is human nature to look for the easy solution.
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"Human nature has brought us to this place," he concludes.
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The epitome of timelessness and a lesson in human nature.
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What happens to human nature in a world without work?
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The consequences were more or less inevitable, given human nature.
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"It might just be a human nature problem," he said.
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Many were about the constantly varying kaleidoscope of human nature.
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And I am free to explain human nature and morality.
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It is a matter of human nature and simple logic.
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"Human nature has been magnified in this crisis," he said.
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But reason is not a powerful part of human nature.
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"Touching your face is part of human nature," Singer says.
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Its humor is distinctive, not always flattering to human nature.
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It's human nature to feel ashamed at being left out.
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The suggestion is of a lingering quality to human nature.
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It's human nature to amass, entrench and even abuse power.
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He understands life, he understands people, he understands human nature.
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Shapiro said it's just human nature for officials to procrastinate.
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"But it's part of human nature that everything must end."
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That's a classically conservative view of human nature and government.
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What in that ethos didn't anticipate any of human nature?
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It will be a desire for revenge; it's human nature.
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It's able to illuminate and highlight failings of human nature itself.
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Human society continues to evolve but human nature remains the same.
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Human nature gets in the way, as it tends to do.
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This movie is extremely cynical about people, and about human nature.
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On one level, "Pierre Delecto" is totally explainable by human nature.
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So human nature never changes, even if the specific remedies do.
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I guess that's kind of human nature — to think the best.
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Aren't you being utopian, relying on a change in human nature?
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It's human nature to seek an oasis, even in the desert.
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So, the first thing about human nature is, everything is cheap.
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It's not human nature, not biology, just a matter of time.
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It's human nature to defend the things we truly care about.
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Would you say being non-monogamous is closer to human nature?
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It's not something unique to Facebook but inherent in human nature.
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Freedom belongs to us by human nature, not by government dictate.
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It's an unflinching unveiling of the truths of our human nature.
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Are we really so surprised by this aspect of human nature?
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Human nature being what it is, some will break their promise.
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It's human nature for people to be attracted to dark places.
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" Pelosi contends, but Nichols replies that hypocrisy is "human nature, too.
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But the problems appear systemic, tied to human nature and economics.
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"It's just human nature" to compare yourself with others, he said.
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The true stars here, though, are the failings of human nature.
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But human nature is too often warped by power and fame.
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Part of our human nature is finding new ways of being.
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Out-group threat often triggers in-group solidarity — that's human nature.
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"Different media designs stimulate different potentials in human nature," Lanier continues.
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This is the family hope and is also basic human nature.
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Human nature, after all, ensures that history tends to repeat itself.
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Novels are a place to explore human nature, not current events.
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But we have slightly different skills and views of human nature.
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Q. What did you learn about human nature researching this story?
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It was a timeless allegory of freedom, ethics and human nature.
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What is Shelley saying about human nature and prejudice or superficiality?
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Seeking answers in the wake of such horror is human nature.
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Human nature doesn't change, whether a person is elected or appointed.
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But it's human nature to linger on those feelings of regret.
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These frustrations aren't with the writing, but with shitty human nature.
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It's human nature, and I wouldn't judge anyone for feeling that way.
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Wilson's lifetime of work on evolution, human nature, war, religion, and the
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Deadwood doesn't try to defend or pillory this fact of human nature.
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The case faces some daunting obstacles, most notably tradition and human nature.
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"Still said, "It's our human nature to understand what the universe is.
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Should we not blame people for apathy, if it's in human nature?
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"On Human Nature" is a tour de force of a rare kind.
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It's only human nature … That's what we saw in our previous career.
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He was cynical about human nature, including his own, and hysterically funny.
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It has nothing to do with bad motives, it's just human nature.
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It's human nature to gravitate towards people who think like we do.
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But human nature, and human appetites, aren't likely to change that much.
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It's human nature to seek out guidance from rabbis, coaches, and gurus.
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Sure, it's normal sports bullshit, the human nature of us versus them.
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Australia's top male vocal group Human Nature is on the road again.
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YouTube would still be up against the most universal constraint: human nature.
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We're simply drawing it to people's attention; we're not changing human nature.
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We still have faith, that part of human nature doesn't go away.
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And what Trump is bringing out is the worst in human nature.
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This is not proof of a heartless world; it's just human nature.
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What did your time in the dome teach you about human nature?
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Cowen believes biographies are an underrated way to learn about human nature.
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Here, too, the heirs of the KGB have only exploited human nature.
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They could dash people's sense of community, their optimism about human nature.
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But in embracing the immutability of human nature, both authors follow Franzen
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In fact, human nature being what it is, it's probably already happened.
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"Human nature is what it is and we resist change," he said.
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Yet Alfonso winds up confounded by the stubborn complexity of human nature.
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Perhaps it is human nature to assume the worst with something new.
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But we should be careful when tinkering with human nature, Dasgupta warns.
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He also suggested the problem lay in human nature, not his administration.
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Like its inspiration, the Blue Great Wall ultimately cannot stop human nature.
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The unintentional tendencies of human nature will determine the future of everything.
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It's human nature; you can have both feelings at the same time.
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Human nature doesn't change, and the appeal of regressive impulses is perennial.
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Making these kinds of judgments is a reflexive part of human nature.
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" She added: "In fact, human nature and animal nature are the same.
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It's elementary human nature — when fear and hope fuse to propel behavior.
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First, it is fundamental human nature to want our groups to win.
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Actually, I'd say it's none of the above; it is human nature.
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Sophisticated and philosophical, these novellas deeply examine human nature, culture, and language.
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Rushing in might be human nature, but only fools fail to evolve.
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We believed that human nature, whatever it may be, was fundamentally stable.
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None of this inoculates him against the terrible vagaries of human nature.
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This tendency towards irrational overvaluation is rooted in human nature, he says.
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"It helps me understand behavior patterns and decode human nature," he said.
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Human nature + history would suggest that is a recipe for trouble/disaster.
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"The Senate is basically just a laboratory of human nature," he says.
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So how do we overcome this deeply ingrained part of human nature?
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Look, it's clearly human nature to publicly share the best parts of ourselves.
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Death Is Righteous, the follow up to Human Nature, came out in 2015.
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It's human nature to want to be with your loved ones, Alvarado said.
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Or is it a means of connecting to the essence of human nature?
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As Geertz pointed out years ago, it is human nature to have culture.
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It raises similar questions about ethics and human nature, without the body count.
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A lot of this hinges on how we choose to view human nature.
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Levy's memoir is a testament to the strength and adaptability of human nature.
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Human nature: the desire to see something big and bold come crashing down.
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I've learned a lot about myself, my country and human nature in general.
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It could contain astonishing secrets about the world or human nature or magic.
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These two characters manage to convey human nature in all its flawed complexity.
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You can't really reprogram human nature to make social media sharing less fraught.
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This was mostly my selfish human nature: I thought my art was better.
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But getting back to your question, I think human nature is generally positive.
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This is a very important fact about human nature, we treasure these memories.
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And it's hard for anybody, given human nature, to break from that bubble.
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It is human nature to want to hold on to what we have.
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Everyone has their good days and their bad days — it's just human nature.
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You know, human nature is that folks don't like uncertainty, it creates anxiety.
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Everybody needs somebody to laugh with, cry with, complain with — that's human nature.
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" "It's just human nature to speculate and want to know why something occurred.
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Technology, as we learn time and again, is no cure for human nature.
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The inability to accept the full breadth of human nature leaves us vulnerable.
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" 'HUMAN NATURE' This Michael Jackson cover "is my favorite song of all time.
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Is it the case that these algorithms are exaggerating parts of human nature?
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This desire to better ourselves, even when unnecessary, is integral to human nature.
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"You learn a lot about human nature when you deliver papers," he added.
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And unless we repeal human nature, the business cycle is not going away.
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Somebody locked human nature out of the room when these standards were designed.
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But the fact is we've been altering human nature since the very beginning.
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Americans take a dark view of human nature and withdraw from the world.
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But sometimes these systems say things that reflect the worst of human nature.
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And that's because both of these political tendencies are wrong about human nature.
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Barash is aware that such a claim about human nature will sound retrograde.
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They want it to be seen as a normal variation in human nature.
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Through our response, human nature rose above what Mother Nature threw at us.
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That would defy our longstanding presumption about the self-serving essence human nature.
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The tendency to categorize others is a well-established element of human nature.
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It was not very original, but then forked human nature does not change.
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Our founding fathers had clear eyes when it came to assessing human nature.
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But, Way argues, it's not "human nature" to be aggressive for no reason.
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What it reveals about our human nature is central to the conversation today.
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But its outlook — optimistic about human nature yet cynical about the times — lingers.
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Technology can provide solutions to obstacles: Systems don't take human nature into account.
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Now, that's not to say that those processes are gonna fix human nature.
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"Ultimately, data is a reflection of our human nature and ourselves," he said.
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Here's Brian Trent with a parable about human nature and the end. Enjoy.
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To explain policy inaction, we can't just look at individuals and human nature.
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There's nothing in the story that's contrary to basic economics or human nature.
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And if you were charitable, Laura, you would say they just misread human nature.
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But that's human nature, and no race is above or below that natural instinct.
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Given how variable human behavior is, do you believe in a fixed human nature?
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This leads directly into the other part of the problem, human nature, aka hubris.
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The real problem exists somewhere between the hubris of human nature and our institutions.
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I think it's human nature to be interested in what other people are doing.
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Before, say, the 18th century, this view of human nature wasn't regarded as true.
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Like any political or economic ideology, capitalism appeals to something real about human nature.
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"When in doubt, human nature tends to side with the home crowd," said Moskowitz.
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Though often blamed on easy credit, human nature alone can goad a raging bull.
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There are certain truths I've learned about human nature from owning and running restaurants.
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"We know that human nature is still there because he's very manipulative," says Derick.
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It displayed what happens when human nature breaks down to its most animalistic qualities.
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Yeah, we're going to have to change human nature if we're going to survive.
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The research for Character was enormous—you could also call the book Human Nature.
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It's a law of human nature, like petting dogs, or lying to substitute teachers.
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But the real satire and insights into human nature come from Gulliver's other voyages.
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"That's the amazing thing [about] human nature," Ackles said of the efforts to help.
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It's human nature to want to identify the reason why people take their lives.
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His legal team offered explanations of human nature as the reasons for his misstatements.
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"It is human nature to want it and want it now," says Dave Ramsey.
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It is human nature to draw a conclusion about someone in a few seconds.
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Humans are animals; human nature is riven with conflicts; reason is a frail reed.
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They paint pictures of human nature, heroes and villains who return again and again.
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Human nature, he believed, had changed with the publication of "Lyrical Ballads" in 1798.
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Handel's brilliance at examining human nature comes through in Orlando's first encounter with Zoroastro.
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They thought human nature is such that you have to constrain it by institutions.
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You really get to know about somebody, about human nature, about how somebody is.
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"My brand of feminism is based on the realities of human nature," she said.
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Authors with a sweeping vision of human nature and society seem to fascinate him.
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Mixing is in human nature, and no one population is — or could be — pure.
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Personal Health It's human nature, it seems, to resist change and fear the unknown.
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If that is sad to you, I'm sorry, but that is just human nature.
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A bunch of politicians decided they would change human nature by changing the law.
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"It's human nature to want to go forward instead of going backward," Lewis said.
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This doesn't seem to be human nature, or the nature of the body itself.
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Given human nature, the alliances and affinities are almost always short term, of course.
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The answer is not terribly complex and goes to the heart of human nature.
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Stevens's specialties, surety and fidelity, turn profits from cautiously optimistic bets on human nature.
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I'M NOT SURE HOW YOU'RE -- IT'S LIKE YOU'RE SAYING HUMAN NATURE MANDATES IT HAPPENS.
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I guess it's human nature to hang out with people who are like you.
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"I believe that people are kind, and that human nature is good," she said.
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The meeting was billed as a "master class" on the science of human nature.
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In books, we look at theories on human nature, and a history of sleep.
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Singer's main question is: What is fixed and what is variable in human nature?
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This assumption, which Donald agreed with, betrays an exceedingly dim view of human nature.
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Any other view of human nature is an exercise in magical thinking or sentimentalism.
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Creator Charlie Brooker fundamentally believes that technology hasn't changed human nature, so much as enhanced it and made it more efficient, and he also tends to believe that a big part of human nature is our tendency to form ill-informed mobs.
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Human Nature, Nazraeli Press, 2017 Matthew swings between trees on the Lost Coast of California.
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Art is an excellent place to play out our aversions to our vexed human nature.
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"It's human nature to stretch, to go, to see, to understand," said astronaut Michael Collins.
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Joy says it is human nature to expect romantic pairings to be male female. pic.twitter.
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"They can amplify the worst aspects of human nature," Harris told WIRED this past December.
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I'm actually curious what you think an experiment like Westworld would reveal about human nature.
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Scientism mistakenly takes evolutionary biology and psychology to offer the whole truth about human nature.
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SO: I mean, I think it's almost human nature to destroy things that you love.
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Rather, the real problem exists somewhere between the hubris of human nature and our institutions.
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Even the social science that is most popular, like behavioral economics, is human-nature-based.
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I'm a personal development junkie so I love learning about habits, happiness, and human nature.
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Technology feels disempowering because we haven't built it around an honest view of human nature.
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"It is human nature to come up with a different way out," said De Choudhury.
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"People start crawling back, it's only human nature," said one Republican close to the transition.
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Maybe it's the chance to dabble in the darker side of human nature with impunity.
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Those People is a slow burn with insights about human nature and community worth underlining.
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The stack fallacy is a result of human nature — we (over) value what we know.
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It acknowledges the worst parts of human nature, and makes them part of the story.
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It's been derided as a fad that panders to the weaker facets of human nature.
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Envisioning the future isn't just a function of the consumer-focused media, it's human nature.
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It's human nature to find joy in solving problems and get caught up in discovery.
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Simply put, it's human nature to feel threatened when given an ultimatum such as this.
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He also took hundreds of pages of detailed notes on human nature, sexual and otherwise.
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N.L." and has acted with him in four films, said, "Bill drinks human nature in.
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Trump appeals to the lowest common denominator and to the worst in our human nature.
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It's human nature that you would get frustrated and we understand that to a point.
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The show's characters repeatedly demonstrate the "human nature" is as nihilistic as we can imagine.
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I realized then that basic human nature needs to feel it is seen and heard.
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That idea, according to scholars, threatened to radically revise generally accepted notions of human nature.
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But human nature might get in the way of fixing the problem, our columnist writes.
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Charlie Brooker's anthology series raises one eyebrow at technology and its other at human nature.
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It is human nature to prefer likable leaders, and women are as likable as men.
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The best dramas dealing with violence use it to uncover greater truths about human nature.
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Inequality was baked into human nature: Some were born rich, others smart, still others beautiful.
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Conservatives said we agree with the general effort but think you've got human nature wrong.
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Human nature and common sense dictate that, despite the well-meaning resolution circulated by Sen.
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Dwyer pinned the recent volatility on human nature and too much optimism about the market.
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It's a quirk of human nature that we're so obsessed with these hard start lines.
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In the way of human nature, I have ever since been well disposed to him.
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"We are here tonight to talk about violence, or maybe human nature … " He then backtracks.
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Remembering this simple, fundamental part of human nature will take you far in your career.
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"We are not changing human nature but building our plant to suit it," he said.
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Human Nature continues at Pierogi (155 Suffolk Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through March 26.
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He pointed out that those who believe that human nature tends to be evil were more skeptical of technology and humans overcoming fake news, while those who are more optimistic about human nature saw technology as a means for enabling the good of humanity.
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Kirk's guiding principle was that when the subject is human nature, nothing is ever really created.
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Technology has brought about incredible change in her future — too bad human nature hasn't kept pace.
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The problem here is not so much the technology involved, but the problem of human nature.
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Through it I explore my own identity, human nature, and what is inherent in all people.
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There are glimpses into the ugliest, thorniest sides of human nature, middle fingers to the man.
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Human nature is extraordinarily malleable, and I think that's the most defining thing about our nature.
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"On Human Nature" shows the difficulties of matching political camps with those of faith and morality.
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Because unless, and until, human nature itself loses all sense of morality, whistleblowing cannot be stopped.
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These varieties reject the idea of a creator and dispense with all pieties regarding human nature.
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The show explores human nature, particularly what it means to be human, through the transient soils.
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I think it's part of human nature to think about our tribe versus the other tribe.
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You start by understanding the frailties of human nature and you design to protect those things.
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I also wrote and published a book on sociobiology for a broader audience, On Human Nature.
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"Youre never going to get all of them to comply - thats just human nature," McNeal said.
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Despite the immediate circumstances, human nature obliged him to take a look at her passport photo.
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Like so many other tools, it only amplifies the highs and the lows of human nature.
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It was to be a synthesis of all human nature and creation, called "Tree of Life".
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The need to be valued and to be in demand are part of our human nature.
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That such fiascos occur is a failure of governance and human nature, not of an idea.
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Such cognitive dissonance is nothing new: People routinely hold complicated, even contradictory, opinions — that's human nature.
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Defining oneself at least in part by membership in a group is part of human nature.
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We need to recognize that implicit bias exists in everyone, it is part of human nature.
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It involves a small group of human beings, and human nature is notoriously difficult to quantify.
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Corruption erodes confidence in human nature itself, and thus undercuts democracy at its deepest metaphysical core.
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"The world" as a primary basis for a person's identity simply seems to contravene human nature.
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We are, in Rich's telling, doomed by "human nature" to fail at averting the climate crisis.
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They're challenges against sophisticated adversaries and human nature where we must constantly work to stay ahead.
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It turns on a fundamental truth of human nature: Anything worth having is worth some effort.
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Batman is an alienated rich kid, a perpetual bachelor with a dark view of human nature.
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It is human nature for us to search for God in the natural world about us.
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Homo economicus is a myth and conservatism needs a worldview that is accurate about human nature.
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Every "Oh wow" in "Human Nature" is matched by an "Oh no" somewhere down the line.
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That is, you might think that if you knew nothing of human nature and the world.
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It may be idiotic and lamentable that this is what human nature tends to be like.
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He understands human nature and understands he will never have perfect intelligence about capabilities and intentions.
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The subtitle, "A Study in Human Nature," is perhaps a more accurate reflection of its contents.
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In every Western democracy, Trump has helped unleash that which is most foul in human nature.
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"We need to change the meat, because we aren't going to change human nature," he said.
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The Republic is a series of dialogues about damn near everything: justice, human nature, education, virtue.
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Instead, they placed the autonomous, choosing individual at the center of their view of human nature.
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The chief demerit of the Marxist program was its point-by-point defiance of human nature.
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That's a misleading, false dichotomy, inconsistent with everything we know about human nature and about ourselves.
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Dwyer cites human nature of fear as the likely catalyst to interrupt the latest leg higher.
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Because of course it is also human nature to look on difference with suspicion or hostility.
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And it's wrong: Neither human nature nor the modern economy works the way these economists assume.
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"It's simply human nature to find comfort in grieving about shared experiences with others," she continued.
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Mr. Daly has learned a thing or two about human nature in the last few months.
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Jealousy may be part of human nature, but social constructs amplify its power, with devastating costs.
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Human Nature looks at the development of Crispr—and all of its many impacts and implications.
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He pressed a button on his phone, and "Human Nature," by Michael Jackson, came flooding out.
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The word "humane" refers to qualities we believe are part of human nature: tenderness, compassion, mercy.
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The other is that an insidious part of human nature thrives on having somebody to hate.
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And then there's intelligence involved — you have to understand market dynamics, human nature and the product.
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His behavior has been grotesque, and it's human nature to want to repay him in kind.
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" As the anonymous author wrote in his memoir, "Man cannot see too much of human nature.
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The Oracle of Omaha explained another bubble is unavoidable due to human nature, jealously and greed.
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There is something unknowable in human nature, the novel seems to assume, something better left unexamined.
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"You're never going to get all of them to comply - that's just human nature," McNeal said.
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It's human nature to make the facts fit a narrative, rather than the other way around.
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It seems to be human nature that you target those in a weaker position than you.
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Mill had an optimistic view of human nature and probably an insufficient appreciation of human depravity.
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You determine the good aspects of the interaction between technology and human nature, and pursue those.
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The best parts of human nature—paternal love, romantic love, finding oneself—but also the basest parts of human nature—violence and sexual violence," showrunner Lisa Joy told that same room of critics this summer, confirming that every moment of atrocity was "heavily discussed and considered.
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You know how human nature is; you see it being done, you know you can do it.
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Sad because many of these characters and lovable and it's human nature to want better for them.
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" Fagen described his bandmate on Sunday as "cynical about human nature, including his own, and hysterically funny.
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Our fixation on Piketon over the past week makes sense, going by media theory and human nature.
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Our liberal democracy worked so well because it respected human nature rather than trying to defeat it.
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The genius of the show is its sincerity and its true delight in untangling human nature itself.
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I say ditch the message forwarding and watch the problems disappear: It's a story of human nature.
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Adopting healthy behaviors can seem like a battle against human nature; much of the time, it is.
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As sex goddess Scorpio knows, it's human nature to desire things that feel somewhat out of reach.
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Human nature being what it is, it probably wouldn't have actually played out that way at all.
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It's human nature that if you can get something for free, you may take advantage of that.
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It's totally silly, but it's funny because it pokes fun of the careless curiosity of human nature.
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It seems like human nature is such that the mechanics of popularity haven't changed much over time.
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Our politics fail us when they fail to reflect the baffling, contradictory wonderful complexity of human nature.
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" THE RULEBOOK: ABOUT THAT... "What is government itself, but the greatest of all reflections on human nature?
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"We were really interested in how human nature deals with such a situation," photographer Florian Rainer says.
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"It may be just human nature—and very awkward to do anything but—clap along," Pfeiffer said.
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"It's human nature to prioritize immediate problems over future problems," said Rebecca Leber, an editor at Grist.
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But the nostalgic reactionary shares the picture of the revolutionary that somehow history has twisted human nature.
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"Hopefully other events can take note of the human nature of the way they reacted," she says.
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I realized there is one aspect of human nature that really hasn't been exploited and explored: evil.
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BARRY VAUGHANLos Angeles The real problem here is human nature and the susceptibility of voters to demagoguery.
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"Human nature would say, I'd say, 'No, it doesn't mean anything more to me,'" Pearl told reporters.
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And as I understand it, it flows from these fundamental assumptions of human nature and limited government.
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Is that hungry spirit god, the devil, some mythical creature, or simply our own hideous human nature?
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And due to our envious human nature, the more we hear about the more aggressive we get.
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Frank Bruni FOR a lesson on the riddles of human nature, look no further than Dennis Hastert.
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Capitalism can be seen, and has even been defended, as the systemic expression of unregenerate human nature.
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More surprising is that the sociality of food selection, it turns out, runs deep in human nature.
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The lyrics unapologetically argue that sex and sexual desire are just a part of, well, human nature.
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Then there's the kind of sci-fi whose speculative scenarios are backdrops for experiments in human nature.
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"Human nature is such that we're going to invest in those things that we understand," Eckert explains.
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His memories serve as a warning to her about human nature and the world they live in.
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It's a quirk of human nature that we touch our eyes, noses and mouths all day long.
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These assets are not guaranteed by human nature and exist only because Americans have fought for them.
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It is human nature to avoid discomfort, but you all have taken it to a new level.
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Psychologists say there are a handful of reasons -- and most of them come down to human nature.
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But it's human nature to not want to accept this, and to instead hope for the best.
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I always thought that's where the truth was, not just about human nature but also about history.
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I think one motivation, which is perhaps human nature, is just wanting to be heard and seen.
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The thrill of incremental advances toward understanding Crispr's true power underpins the central drama of Human Nature.
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It's understandable that the provider might have assumptions about a patient — in a way, it's human nature.
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Cormican said it's human nature for people to agree to speak to police in an airport setting.
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It's human nature to desire forbidden fruit, but maybe it's best we stick to what we have.
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Human nature shows that without the establishment of trust, believing the truth will be an uphill battle.
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It's human nature to associate ourselves with like-minded people with whom we feel the most comfortable.
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"Generation Revolution" is a whodunit that seeks to resolve these twin mysteries of geopolitics and human nature.
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For the revolution will not repeal human nature, and socialist officials will have to be kept accountable.
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"Whenever you don't do something well for a while, it's human nature to question yourself," Girardi said.
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"In my last career, I dealt a lot with the darker side of human nature," he said.
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It&aposs easier said than done, however, as many of these biases are ingrained in human nature.
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If anything, I am intrigued by it, because I think it explains human nature and people better.
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And if you're into the psychology of sports, you're into the psychology of human nature, I think.
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The more senior you get in business and government and all that, people ... And it's human nature.
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"With this project, we question a lot: the smartphone and the human being and human nature," he said.
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So understanding more about human nature would be another result if this program could be carried through successfully.
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"Jazz stands for everything I respect from a human nature point of view," Tonner said in a statement.
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Adolescent adjustment requires that we come to grips with the fact that lying is part of human nature.
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The economists' standard assumption about human nature, that people are self-interested materialists, does not seem totally ridiculous.
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It's human nature to take care of ourselves and put ourselves first if we feel lonely or isolated.
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There is no system for the election of representatives and senators that can protect completely against human nature.
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Humans have evolved in innumerable ways over the centuries, but some aspects of human nature remain largely unchanged.
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Conservatives have a respect for a universal human nature; reactionaries tend to value some natures more than others.
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We're putting human nature under a microscope to ask about what happens when people need to stay alive.
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"Westworld is an examination of human nature," Joy told the Television Critics Association, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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"It's human nature to increase your outgoings as soon as your income goes up," he told Business Insider.
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Do you find that you learn a lot about human nature spending this much time in comment sections?
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As for collective moral progress, I see it as pushed and pulled by two sides of human nature.
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You know, we've heard everything we can possibly hear about the destructive and negative aspects of human nature.
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And what is human nature, and how do you raise a community of people to run a business?
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It feeds our innate interest in culture, human nature, and connects us to the space we live in.
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Behind every policy we find a conception of human nature that can be stated in terms of principles.
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It's human nature to try and simplify a complex story, Burr said, but that can lead to bias.
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It's human nature — an endorsement from a personal connection will carry more weight — whether it's true or not.
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Once they're comfortable in one thing, it's human nature to seek out what's new, especially in New York.
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Is it human nature to feel less-than, especially at a gut-check moment like a college reunion?
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Us, on the other hand, has a more universal message that deals with the duality of human nature.
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It can be human nature to try to make everyone around you happier, but that is not possible.
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During times of crisis and uncertainty, human nature compels people to seek solidarity and comfort with one another.
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But we also have to base our social and political systems on a realistic model of human nature.
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The first cuts through morality and human nature: How can we be so smart and yet so dumb?
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Nichols argues that it's human nature to ask for help, even if you've denied it in the past.
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But since it is what human nature tends to be like, rejecting it is not a useful option.
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What makes America so "exceptional" that the rules of law and human nature do not apply to them?
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It's one of those movies that really do think they're saying something profound about human nature and injustice.
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Like Mr. McDonagh's movie, "American Vandal" takes a circuitous route to earnestly asked philosophical questions about human nature.
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Our critic says the NBC show's optimism about human nature is refreshing in an era of artistic bleakness.
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Or is it really altering human nature in a more fundamental way, a way that should concern us?
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She oversaw a bewildering array of tasks that demanded the keenest insight into human nature, needs and foibles.
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On one level, it's human nature to look back on how far you've come after a long journey.
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" For Mr. Kaasche, the current hysteria about wolves "says nothing about wolves and a lot about human nature.
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And father told us: 'A good leader must understand human nature, read the map, have courage and compassion.
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Professor Wrong, to the contrary, argued that behavior is driven by Freudian theories of human nature and sexuality.
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But Hollywood and human nature being what they are, they will have plenty of opportunities to do better.
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This might seem like a damning verdict on human nature, or evidence of a global pandemic of rudeness.
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This doesn't make politics pretty, but it's what a realistic understanding of human nature leads one to expect.
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"It's a truism of human nature that people like to show off what they know," Mr. Wackman said.
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It is human nature to try to make sense out of even the most senseless acts of violence.
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GERALD HARRIS, NEW YORK To the Editor: Ideologies are deep-seated beliefs about societal values and human nature.
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But human nature is that if a little is good, you know, a lot's got to be better.
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These two philosophies match up well with the two sides of human nature described in Wilson's amplified Darwinism.
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He assumed that human nature was plastic and malleable, capable of assuming any form given the right conditions.
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The disaster, rather, is human nature, so attentive to the needs of individuals, so impervious to the world's.
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"Some people just live for adventure; it's human nature," she said in a statement after she was rescued.
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What are the questions we should be asking ourselves now about technology and human nature and the future?
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It had captured the essence of human nature, and sure, OK, the essence of human nature turned out to be the sort of thing that a museum couldn't actually tolerate—but if you went down there when it was going on, as I did, you would have found something special.
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It's so rampant...the disease that colonization has spread, people have really lost sight of what human nature is.
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It's human nature to want all of them to match up into a single series of cause and effect.
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I think it's in human nature to both isolate yourself and to merge, and the tools are just tools.
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It then explains that this is just human nature, stemming from the way humans evolved to fend off predators.
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So when "Collapse of Human Nature" sent Beth down a rabbit hole that led to Neolutionists, I actually groaned.
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LONDON — If you've ever lost faith in the goodness of human nature, this homeless woman's story may restore it.
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So this is a film about humans and human nature and the extraordinary decisions that people make under pressure.
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Yet it goes against human nature for people to think of themselves as mediocre or settling for the average.
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But his focus is more on Lena and how her experience in the Shimmer speaks universally about human nature.
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They concluded that engineers must make emergency robots extremely good at their jobs, because there's no changing human nature.
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Kok said it was "human nature" to speculate on sensational conspiracy theories but that the team relied on facts.
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It's this idea that human nature, if there is such a thing, is controlled enough where we can function.
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"It's human nature, so to not expect that after the type of treatment that has been rendered is insane."
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It's easier to accept the idiosyncrasies of human nature for inconsistency than uninvented technology as a deus ex machina.
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That is the nature of the business and, sadly, human nature when allowed unfettered access to other peoples' money.
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I was seeking to bring the biological and social sciences together so that we could better understand human nature.
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It's human nature to start believing it, and Jones was certainly more prone to that than any of us.
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But I had to offer a riposte to Shawn that, while society can be reshaped, human nature is immutable.
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Dr. Christakis, who directs Yale's Human Nature Lab, said they were not severing all their ties to the university.
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The desire to set ourselves apart and write special rules for others is the dark side of human nature.
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Rather than making characters sympathetic, this virtuous quirk prevents the reader from discovering the mild contradictions in human nature.
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Human nature is striped with ambiguities, and you need to see them, but like a prisoner, I am hooded.
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What is the ... You know, I think it's human nature that we all have biases and those biases ... Yeah.
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First, that it is our human nature to want to evolve toward being more than human and, ultimately, immortal.
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It's human nature to want to know more, and to try to understand and explain our experiences and reactions.
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It's human nature to want to see and hear a thing and to be moved by its actual appearance.
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It's one of the strongest forces in human nature, it's concentrated on the right, and it's not going anywhere.
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"He has this hunger to turn everything into a study of human nature and its extremities," the director explained.
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Serebrennikov's point of departure seems to be that human nature is essentially unchanged from Boccaccio's age to our own.
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It's one of his best books, drawing its terror from human nature, not from a voyage into fearsome fantasyland.
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He spoke about human nature, about philosophy and democracy and about what he had learned in the detention center.
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These are very different views of human nature, but they have something in common: Both narratives make us miserable!
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In spite of his best efforts to eradicate any sense of an obligatory human nature, it keeps coming back.
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The recent Grammy winner's black pleather jumpsuit, á la Madonna's "Human Nature" video look, didn't hurt the vibe either.
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It is the action of an imprisoned people yearning for freedom, one of the strongest motivations in human nature.
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In practice, human nature being what it is, many officials have in fact taken financial advantage of their office.
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Be friendly, no matter how angry the other person may beIt&aposs human nature to meet aggression with aggression.
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Human nature is such that we all tend to think "what does this mean for me" when something happens.
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Its basic premise relies on an unshakable faith in human nature, and the primary goodness of the human race.
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Fixes In a year of many dispiriting headlines, Fixes still found the better angels of human nature at work.
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This piece is of a piece with the other ruminating he's done about time, space, gravity and human nature.
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"It reflects an understanding of human nature: People are going to do it anyway, so let's make it safer."
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But to tap into the sensible side of human nature, you have to give people the information they need.
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She updated her theory about parental influence in her book "No Two Alike: Human Nature and Human Individuality" (2006).
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Technology may advance along a relatively straight line, each innovation leading to the next, but human nature does not.
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On the other hand, I don't feel at home in this world anymore is blatantly pessimistic about human nature.
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"I think human nature would say that they use condoms less frequently, and so that's what we're given," he says.
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It was the unspooling of an unfortunate series of events involving artificial intelligence, human nature, and a very public experiment.
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It's actually both: It's human nature for consumers to develop habits and seek out foods that satisfy our intense cravings.
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It's our human nature to understand where we came from, where we are going, and of course, are we alone?
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It's also comforting and a very real part of human nature to see patterns, even where there may be none.
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It is human nature to feel heartbreak in the face of tragedy, but heartbreak is an emotion dispatchers can't afford.
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One judge, Indu Malhotra, said that being gay should be understood as a "variation", not an "aberration", of human nature.
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As Mr Abyzov ploughs through "Homo Deus" in his cell, he may reflect on how little human nature has changed.
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Camille, how much of your writing process has to do with getting out and observing human nature in New York?
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"It's one of those movies that really do think they're saying something profound about human nature and injustice," he wrote.
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If Dr. Alexander's medical experience has instilled a kind of fatalism, Dr. Schwartz's has made him skeptical about human nature.
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If the solar eclipse revealed anything about human nature, it's that we love to share breathtaking views with each other.
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Personality research suggests that although these twin virtues stem from separate strands of human nature, we can strive for both.
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Perhaps transhumanism will serve: man remaining man, but transcending himself, by realizing new possibilities of and for his human nature.
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Hendeles's project revolves around human nature, but many other collections in The Keeper center on fascinations with the natural world.
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It's just human nature that when people do too much and don't ever push back, they get taken for granted.
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Simply put , I've learned that we care less about things we have no emotional connection to—that's just human nature.
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Tank doesn't know if his plan will work, but that leads him into a super interesting view of human nature.
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I personally believe this utopia is unachievable due to human nature and tribalism, but that doesn't mean we can't try.
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It's human nature, the dearly departed Banks suggests, to get into fights even when we've already got what we need.
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What do you see as the conservative view of human nature, and where does it differ from that of progressives?
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That's a very broad definition of human nature, but the way you apply it in the book is more narrow.
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Democrats have bought into an idealistic definition of human nature and have created a losing electoral strategy based upon it.
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There's a false assertion at the heart of projects like Freesist, which is that bartering runs deep in human nature.
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In the face of unthinkable tragedy, it's human nature to find someone to blame, a target for our justifiable outrage.
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Does failing to act really just "seem like callousness" in the face of human nature and the rush of adrenaline?
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Something in human nature craves more than a sphere of rights, more than promises of nice things and free association.
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But I also believe Rich is correct about human nature—at least, our inherent inability to grasp long-term threats.
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And "Losing Earth" provides a necessary window into how human nature influenced America's first big failure to create climate policy.
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It's human nature to want to support those who have your back, but you shouldn't have obvious favorites, says Agarwal.
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Both rely on a low but steady view of human nature and try to turn private vice into public virtue.
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Change your perception of the past, and your understanding of human nature, by discovering the secret history of the future.
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Liu Han-Chih's series of "quasi-props" exposes private mental states, so that human nature attains both release and forgiveness.
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Perhaps the worst basic idea in economics is the nasty picture of human nature as purely self-interested and calculating.
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It does not really have anything to say about, for instance, human nature, or geopolitics, or much of anything else.
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Seiden explained that broadcasting death in a live-streamed video feed, while a new technological advancement, is simply human nature.
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HR: You like to think all these markets are scientific and disciplined, but it's human nature just like everything else.
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However, you'd be surprised by how many aspects of start-up life can benefit from the understanding of human nature.
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It's human nature to want to respond to every email that comes in — or at the very least read them.
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While appeals to narrow self-interest can work for a while, they eventually fall short because they ignore human nature.
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It may be a reflection on human nature, that such devices should be necessary to control the abuses of government.
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Even a little power, they say, corrupts — but there's little of that which can be chalked up to human nature.
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That's what top economists, as well as regular people, usually predict, given what most of us assume about human nature.
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Alison Gopnik, who's a psychologist at University of California, Berkeley, talks about older women as the key to human nature.
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And as much as there's a tendency to blame bots for everything, it's basic human nature that's the bigger culprit.
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And our responsibility is just to make (sure) that we amplify all the good in human nature that's out there.
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"These things happen because of human nature," said Chris Vickery, a security researcher who specializes in finding unguarded data caches.
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"No one can tell us what price should be paid for human feelings, human nature and human dignity," he wrote.
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"It's in human nature to expect more," Jacek Sasin, a deputy prime minister in the outgoing cabinet, told TVN24 broadcaster.
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The truth about human nature, and therefore politics, is that people tend to want to be aligned with a winner.
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There's even more cause for self-reflection in The Archive of Human Nature, by artists Celeste Martore and Jonathon Keats.
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Directed by Adam Bolt and coproduced by Dan Rather, Human Nature is being released in theaters in Canada this fall.
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It is human nature to try to "explain" such dramatic moves by finding a narrative in which to wrap them.
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It is naive to trust the explosive mix of imperfect human nature combined with the awesome power of the state.
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"What makes a eugenicist is this overwhelming faith that everything in human nature is determined by your genes," he says.
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No, the "fault sequence" Ms. Kirkwood wants to explore is a great deal larger and, given human nature, more intractable.
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It's that he got at something about human nature that seems relevant no matter the time period, place, or circumstance.
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It is human nature to set goals and priorities, and the pull to do so feels particularly powerful this year.
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Well, it's less about human nature and more about this neoliberal idea that markets should be less and less regulated.
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We think human nature is inherently cooperative, and that tragedy and adversity actually bring out the best in most of us.
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It seems to me utopian thinking also needs a view on human nature: how people will respond to radically different scenarios.
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And then there&aposs this other attitude that the constitution is something that can persist because human nature stays the same.
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And then there is Putin's long-range strategy — to bet against Mother Nature, human nature and Moore's Law, all at once.
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While human nature may have us gravitating towards the largest package under the tree, it's the actual gift that matters most.
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His research into their motives reveals not so much oddballs ticking atrocities off a list as amateur scholars of human nature.
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The problem is structural: the root of tribalism is human nature, and the current state of American democracy is distinctly primeval.
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Will they learn to get along, or will they succumb to the same primal instinct that's defined human nature for centuries?
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"It's human nature to want to explain things to people, and curiosity usually brings out the same energy in your partner."
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They are no doubt gifted, not with magical powers, but with a keen, almost preternatural understanding of human nature and psychology.
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Human nature leads us all to naturally want to work with others who are "like me" or whom we already know.
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Along with this, I learn from everyone I meet, studying their intent and purposes, doing my best to understand human nature.
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Darling, who studies ethics in robotics at MIT, says it's human nature to feel those bonds with machines that mimic emotion.
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This is a terrible fact of human nature, and it operates at a subconscious level, but we know that it happens.
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The episode can be strident and obvious, but like so many of Black Mirror's episodes, it understands human nature very well.
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It's not just a question for historians, but a profound statement about human nature and the possibility for a better future.
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Donation screening policies are based on a combination of trust in human nature and hard science, both of which are fallible.
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That's human nature but the level of exaggeration in what you say can be so farfetched people will find that out.
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" Abloh told me that the tendency to assume that people are in competition is one of many "pitfalls of human nature.
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Crucial to this plan is gaining social control over the private, exploitative and even irresponsible direction of the human-nature metabolism.
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I want to see art reflecting life by way of our human nature to be afraid of people we don't understand.
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Given Facebook's size and power in publishing, advertising and communication, it must learn to foresee the dark side of human nature.
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Using idiosyncratic imagery, she confronts her past and present self and explores how the passing of time potentially changes human nature.
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Two recent quotes from senior Republican lawmakers spell out some key underlying assumptions -- not just about the economy, but human nature.
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And human nature affects every turn, making the decision to tell residents to hunker down or flee all the more challenging.
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Boom and bust, expansion and debt, exuberance and collapse — perspective shows that these are common patterns, as constant as human nature.
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" This kind of language is inspiring populist movements in Europe, which are threatening to "unleash the dark side of human nature.
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But I don't think one can grasp the full amplitude of racial injustice without invoking the darkest impulses of human nature.
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You're talking about human nature and personalities, and it's a difficult situation because those guys got paid a lot of money.
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So to all of you going all the way, I say: Watch out for the market, Mother Nature and human nature.
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Is the pursuit of more and bigger things a symptom of capitalism's conditioning, or a more fundamental aspect of human nature?
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His team defeated National Taiwan University, 5-0, by out-debating it on the subject: Is human nature kind or evil?
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Using "sometimes true stories with added elements to make it pop," his experimental content explores the dark side of human nature.
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"That's just human nature," said Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota.
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The director, Thomas Vinterberg, "has a gift for evoking the atavistic side of human nature," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.
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" And back to Madison's reality check and balance: "What is government itself, but the greatest of all reflections on human nature?
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Radical collective action is needed to save the planet, he said, but human nature is incompatible with making the necessary changes.
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But if you think his supporters will accept this reality any time soon, you must not know much about human nature.
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To create humane technology we need to think deeply about human nature, and that means more than just talking about privacy.
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Many of them see the limits posed by human nature, and recognize that utopia has always veered between evil and futility.
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After all, it is human nature to avoid being consumed by hypotheticals until they are staring us squarely in the face.
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Those who suggest that the Second Amendment is "outdated" or "irrelevant" today are often poor students of human nature and history.
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That is the sad reality of human nature, until the procedures become even better to regulate doping it will continually happen.
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The victim was so different from your typical victim of cons — someone who's intelligent, who's savvy, someone who knows human nature.
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Where the novelist's first loyalty is to the story, and then to her perception of human nature, historians must privilege the truth.
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It's human nature to want to confirm your beliefs with those who agree with you, especially in times of uncertainty or fear.
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The show has a con man's view of human nature: People are easy marks, because they're greedy and willing to take shortcuts.
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It shows you just how shallow human nature is, for someone to say, oh I'll eat this but I'd never eat that.
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Wertmüller's appetite for probing the extremes of human nature might have been stoked by the geopolitical catastrophes she witnessed as a child.
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Based on my incredibly limited understanding of human nature from the movie Cast Away, incredible isolation brings out the strangest in humans.
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We need to move to a much more hopeful vision of human nature because, otherwise, you can't do any of these things.
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To claim that autonomy means the desire to die somehow exceeds the desire to live runs deeply counter to our human nature.
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And frankly, honestly, isn't that kinda what we need right now, just a little kind of faith in human nature and humanity?
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Sceptics often argue that greed is too much a part of human nature to be tamed by mere rules and official expectations.
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"One reason retaliation claims are so prevalent is that it's human nature to protect the people you know and like," she said.
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It is only human nature to want to emulate our heroes, while one-upping our peers in a tunnel-vision fueled obsession.
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Capitalism is built on a set of assumptions about human nature: We're self-interested, obsessed with status and prestige, and inherently competitive.
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And even the experimental method itself may be indebted to theological notions of human nature that emphasize our intellectual and perceptual fallibility.
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"Resilience" is a little-discussed aspect of human nature, at least until a catastrophe like Hurricane Katrina forces people to dig deep.
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Dehumanization can occur when others are denied of human qualities (animalistic dehumanization) or when others are denied of human nature (mechanistic dehumanization).
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This conceit is part and parcel of Game of Thrones' bitterly cynical thoughts on human nature, both in book and TV form.
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You just know enough about human nature, I guess, that he's going to get an ovation when he comes off the field.
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It follows his career as the creator of biting cartoons that often addressed the darker side of human nature, while battling alcoholism.
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It's a shame in a way, but I also think it's human nature that people try to get profit wherever it's possible.
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Throughout their 29-year career, Human Nature have had the unique opportunity of touring with greats like Céline Dion and Michael Jackson.
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Its caricatures of spoiled kids and narcissistic parents are unerring and timeless; its satirical takes on human nature are pointed and merciless.
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"PrEP is good if people take it, but we all know that human nature is such that we're not perfect," says Ruprecht.
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His response—"This is the happy ending"—is both typical of the filmmaker's glass-half-empty philosophy and insight about human nature.
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Human nature being what it is, various governments and not a small number of right-wing media loons think we should attack.
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Your book is built on the idea that there's a fundamental conflict between conservatives and progressives on the idea of human nature.
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It's a big jump to go from a Lockean idea of human nature to a narrow vision of what government can do.
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Throughout Mr. Kives's career, what sustained him was the certain knowledge, gleaned on the midway, of a singular aspect of human nature.
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It's human nature, in and out of politics, not to want to offend people with comments that are inflammatory, defamatory or incendiary.
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But what matters more is that he's trying to tell a political story as an explicitly apolitical morality tale about human nature.
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And that the best thing about human nature might just be its unwillingness to surrender to the worst side of itself. ♦
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That need, that blood lust, the dark side of human nature—it's an issue that's a constant source of inspiration for lyrics.
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I think it's human nature to want to challenge ourselves to extremes, and unfortunately sometimes that results in the ultimate toll: death.
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Andressen told NY Mag that the main argument against basic income was that people would stop working, but human nature defies that.
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Evolution, the importance of animals, the role of science in society, cognitive science, feminism and human nature all came under her scrutiny.
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It is human nature to feel afraid, but this still made me feel lonely and sad to be in a foreign land.
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"Like I used to say at the end of 'Human Nature' every night, we are all in the same boat," she said.
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Most survival movies aren't simply about survival; the isolation, feats of endurance, and strength are the backdrop for explorations of human nature.
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History is not an argument leading to a logical conclusion, any more than human nature is a thing of black and white.
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Next the group lit into Michael Jackson's "Human Nature," rearranged by Mr. Thomas so that the melody moved in warm, chordal clusters.
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Human Nature lays out these tantalizing possibilities alongside some even more far-out applications, like Crispr-ing pigs to grow human organs.
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Which is why audiences might feel let down by how Human Nature handles the birth of the world's first Crispr-edited humans.
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But it is a land rich in the variety of human nature, as the travel writer E.R.P. Vincent depicted it in 1927.
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Perhaps they do deserve a measure of blame for what is more a problem of human nature than it is of authority.
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The proven way to boost participation for 401(k) plans is to automatically enroll employees, combating the inertia that defines human nature.
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It also provides a window into how theater has changed, and how human nature has, in some ways, remained so stubbornly foolish.
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The framers of the Constitution knew that it's human nature to amass, entrench and abuse power to the detriment of regular people.
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So what is it about human nature that in times of anxiety or in times of uncertainty makes people put up walls?
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KERNEN: I MEAN, HUMAN NATURE IS FUNNY BECAUSE EVERYONE WANTED A CORRECTION AND WE KNOW WE SAW THE BIG MOVE LAST YEAR.
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We live our lives within doubled constraints—the mystery of human nature operating within us, all of history bearing down upon us.
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As the former Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon said last year, it is human nature to resist occupation.
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The key question for Machiavelli, apart from all the philosophical questions about human nature, is how to defend democracy or a republic.
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As a psychologist, I believe that the scientific method provides the best tools with which to unlock the secrets of human nature.
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Well, I'm not especially sanguine about human nature, so I tend to think we can't be trusted with instruments of this power.
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And so there's something about human nature that causes us to be increasingly risk-seeking until someone comes along and really punishes everybody.
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"Maybe it says something about human nature, that the only form of life we have created so far is purely destructive," said Hawking.
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Dehumanization can occur when others are denied of human qualities (animalistic dehumanization) or when others are denied of their human nature (mechanistic dehumanization).
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So could you talk a bit about your idea of human nature and how it differs from what is conventional in politics today?
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In his new book, Human Nature, photographer Lucas Foglia documents these agricultural experiments as a rumination on the intersection of nature and technology.
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We were more informed by Jungian principles of duality in human nature, and we realized human flaws spread out across the political spectrum.
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And he never loses sight of the enduring traits of human nature, which—pace Marxist ideology—remain resistant to changes in material conditions.
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At its core, this is not a business or government problem, but a human nature problem; power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
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And when meek words masquerade as moral courage, they are perceived as indifference and give the worst of human nature permission to flourish.
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"History and human nature are deftly revealed through the empathetic eye of Bruce Davidson," said Erin Dunn, assistant curator at the Telfair Museums.
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Be on the lookout for their PBS Special Human Nature: Jukebox Live From The Venetian Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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That said, "The Creative Spark" is strong on man's imaginative accomplishments and offers an important corrective to the skewed debate on human nature.
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What they all have in common, she argues, is the desire to "minimise radically everything human" about human nature—and deny anything divine.
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What we really need is the subtle sophistication about how do you design social systems to bring out the best in human nature?
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The overarching aim of the book is more ambitious still: to challenge the reader's ideas about both hunter-gatherer life and human nature.
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If Mrs Albright's learning is to be expected, her way with words is a happy surprise, as is her wisdom about human nature.
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Most of them underwhelm by either repeating the obvious or suggesting approaches that are in deep denial of the vagaries of human nature.
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Part of human nature is not great, and that part turns out to be low hanging fruit for platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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I know that sounds slightly basic, but when it comes to humans and human nature, the simplest answer is usually the right one.
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The controversy muted only after Wilson won a Pulitzer Prize for nonfiction in 220 for On Human Nature, his popularized version of Sociobiology.
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Doing so means pushing against elements of human nature, the greed of wealthy incumbents, and the sheer inertia of anachronistic mechanisms of governance.
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Throughout his life Trump has demonstrated he is a keen student of human nature who reduced men and women to certain basic drives.
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The color variant bubble is perhaps a timely lesson that models to conserve nature must also account for the greed in human nature.
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Maybe, if the show learns how to balance its campy zombie world with its serious explorations of human nature again, you'll forgive it.
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"It's human nature to be disposed to liking the donor, taking their phone calls and doing something nice in return," he told me.
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Human nature being what it is, people then turned to shoes with far more cushioning than had been used in running shoes before.
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"IN THE state of nature, profit is the measure of right," wrote Thomas Hobbes, a philosopher with a dim view of human nature.
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" Mr. Gioni, the curator, writes in his catalog essay that the desperate need to be extraordinary lies "at the root of human nature.
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It's human nature for a group to look out for its own (especially groups like physicians that originally consisted only of white men).
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The director, Thomas Vinterberg, "has a gift for evoking the atavistic side of human nature," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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If they did not care about these defining numbers, they could afford to entertain messy, finespun beliefs about human nature and market institutions.
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I sat down with Szypulski, to talk about human nature in the face of death and trauma, as well as his fascinating text.
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Thorny questions arise throughout "Human Nature" over what we are and what, if anything, we should change about ourselves on a cellular level.
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In a way, it is just in human nature to explore what we don't understand, and sadly sex can fall into that category.
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I think nothing is going to change about human nature — you don't ever think that you're the bad guy of your own story.
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Primal, at least in its marketing campaign, is an indictment of human nature: In one form or another, we've always been at war.
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New gene-editing techniques, especially in combination with artificial intelligence technologies, promise unprecedented new capacities to manipulate biological nature — including human nature itself.
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It muses about human nature at the dawn of a new millennium and argues that it is perhaps more stable than we think.
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That if he does offer lessons, they are not found in the study of international relations but in the study of human nature?
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Related work shows that people across different ethnicities perceive their out-groups to lack traits considered uniquely human or essential to human nature.
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Parents are half one thing, half another, stuck in no-win cage matches that pit domesticity against the beastliness built into human nature.
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" What had to be done, Douglass said, was to "render the rights of the states compatible with the sacred rights of human nature.
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"We trust jurors to be on their best behavior and wall themselves off but that kind of goes against human nature," Ohlin said.
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All in all, stereotypes are people trying to create a being that describes everyone and failing because of how diverse human nature is.
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Dib's work evokes the larger structures of life — whether it's government, a physical environment, or other personal dilemmas — and the mutability of human nature.
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"For the same reason we have the Brad Pitts and the George Clooneys, it's just part of human nature to idolize stereotypes," she explained.
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We spoke to the designer about how he conducted his inadvertant study, and what he learned about art and human nature in the process.
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You need the exec team to execute to close a deal, but you're running into some of the deepest recesses of human nature, too.
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When I need to make some sense of the meanest, most tragic aspects of human nature, I turn to the Canadian writer Miriam Toews.
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Americans understand human nature, and know that reasonable checks and balances are necessary to make sure those who wield immense power follow the rules.
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Areas to be examined will include neuroscience and human consciousness; biology and human nature; evolution and sexual differences; and economics and urban social policy.
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By JOSH BARRO Comparing payout options is fun to imagine, but also a useful way to think about taxes, investment opportunities and human nature.
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For much of the 20th century, psychology was dominated by the idea that human nature is a blank slate embellished by upbringing and environment.
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It's human nature to draw parallels with similar events, but in an accident investigation, it's important to override that impulse with an open mind.
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In a way, this is a tale about human nature, and how great gobs of cash evince both the best and worst of it.
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While it's human nature to gravitate towards the largest present under the tree, sometimes it's the smallest gifts that pack the most meaningful punch.
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Image: TwitterWe may have lost our beloved headphone jack, but it's human nature to find an iota of hope in even the worst tragedies.
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President Trump has boldly stood up for the worst aspects of human nature and future generations need to understand everything he's done for us.
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Slack's App Directory Slack's App Directory For long-term success, Slack may need to find a way to defeat its greatest foe: human nature.
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The book is also a persuasive attempt to answer a very fundamental question about human nature: Why do we love getting high so much?
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She gave people a perspective into the human condition through her lyrics and music, and connection is a very healing facet to human nature.
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But pretending those effects are -- or ever will be -- the same as the effects of deaths from bathtubs elevates cold statistics over human nature.
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AND THAT MEANS THERE IS AN EQUITY PREMIUM IN STOCKS OVER BONDS OR ANY OTHER CREDIT INSTRUMENTS, WHICH IS THE RESULT OF HUMAN NATURE.
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But it is human nature for people who feel wronged to complain loudly, while people who are satisfied merely go on with their lives.
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But as we adopt programming language, code and algorithms as part of our own thinking, are human nature and artificial intelligence merging into one?
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Too many technology industry leaders trusted in the rationality of human nature or believed that a competitive market of ideas would protect the truth.
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Human nature dictates that we tend to embrace the truth right up until the moment that it reflects poorly upon us or our cause.
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Learn about human nature in animals — and why we're not so different — at a lecture at the New York Public Library in Midtown Manhattan.
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The urge to sell during a downturn or chase after underperforming stocks is human nature and can be hard to fight on your own.
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I found this book to be deeply profound in observing humans at their absolute worst while never missing the big story of human nature.
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And so, thanks to both the provocations of the left and the clash between human nature and liberal capitalism, the right turned to Trump.
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In a way, this is a tale about human nature, and how great gobs of cash evince both the best and worst of it.
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New applications and updates hit the market daily, and it's human nature to want to run after the shiny, new toy in the room.
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Our tech addictions exploit human nature—the tendency toward instant gratification, the instinct for paying attention to what everyone else is paying attention to.
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The track that follows is generally about flawed human nature and specifically about someone trapped in a cycle of self-loathing and self-harm.
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The use of neural prosthetics will change human nature, but without it, I doubt humans can be competitive in the future to machine labor.
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Instead, she feels like it is human nature for people to not pay attention to the uncertainties around them because they can't control it.
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His story reveals that despite advances in technology and science, human nature and human relationships are still fraught with age-old conflicts and hardship.
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The Federalists were pessimistic about human nature, but, as the Hamilton quotes above suggest, they had something of a blind spot for the presidency.
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But a big part of the shift is caused by the fact that many Americans have lost faith in human nature and human possibility.
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But according to a clever new study involving thousands of people in 40 countries, what most of us assume about human nature is wrong.
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Bolshevik leaders subliminally grasped the contradiction almost at once; and their rankly Procrustean answer was to leave the program untouched and change human nature.
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Religion, you see, was part of human nature, so the Bolsheviks were obliged to suppress it in all its forms (including Islam and Buddhism).
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It's human nature that we feel our slights more strongly than we feel our advantages, so we all tend to feel downtrodden these days.
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But maybe that panic also stems from a beautiful part of human nature—the wish to save others you do not know from worry.
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Biological evolution works on a nearly geological time scale, which suggests that human nature, as a partial product of our genes, is basically constant.
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And so to have a psychologically engaged show, our view of human nature is that it doesn't come from nowhere, it comes from somewhere.
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It's just one of those odd instinctual parts of human nature that we aren't actively aware of that affect the way our brain works.
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This is partly because it's human nature to return courtesies, but also because good listening improves your chances of delivering a message that resonates.
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They also were students of human nature and knew that unrestrained ambition in a free society would lead either to anarchy or to tyranny.
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But according to a clever new study involving thousands of people in 463 countries, what most of us assume about human nature is wrong.
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Again, it's not that people in close relationships are purposefully neglectful or inattentive, it's simply human nature to become complacent about what we know.
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Human nature is not the reason that our diet consists of large amounts of meat and junk food; availability, access and marketing determine that.
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" Bakunin goes on to assert that those who doubt the dangers of rule by a small minority "know nothing at all about human nature.
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He plays with the scarier elements of human nature — aggression, tribalism, fearfulness and rage — and is not interested in calling on our higher instincts.
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With her no-nonsense, amusing take on human nature and her lack of sentimentality, O'Connor influences Gautreaux as much as the dreamy genius Dickey.
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Mary Shelley's life, and that of her mother and father, provide insight into her intellect, fears, fascination with science and musings on human nature.
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In what ways does forensic science combine many scientific subspecialties to create a picture of the past, and to tell us about human nature?
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Third, in spite of its outlier status, human nature makes us concoct explanations for its occurrence after the fact, making it explainable and predictable.
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The idea of inferring mental states is so intuitive that we assume, as Justice Kennedy did, that it's part of a universal human nature.
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Human nature being what it is, some people will invariably gravitate to the darkest recesses of the Internet, no matter how wholesome their surroundings.
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Human nature dictates that given a clean surface and enough people allowed to draw on it, inevitably a crude drawing of a dick will emerge.
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However, this fate was all but guaranteed when he aligned himself with a President who knows how to exploit the darker side of human nature.
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So, I'm sure there are political choices that are implicated in this, but there also seem to be cultural or even human nature questions here.
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Above all, it succeeds because of its surprisingly soulful take on human nature, and the ways we both enhance and subvert it with our technology.
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Maybe it's a way to cope with capitalism; maybe it's just human nature to want to bond with whoever's with you down in the trenches.
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"The full roster of stories will cover a variety of adult topics including racism, government, war, free will, and human nature," the press release says.
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It's an exploration of the machinations of a justice system that strives blindly for a clean-cut resolution amidst the unknowable muck of human nature.
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Before Magic Mike, the world hadn't seen such an impeccable display of black leather, hip thrusting, and chair gymnastics since Madonna's "Human Nature" music video.
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So, on this well-intentioned holiday, we must face the question: To what extent can we blame our human nature for how we treat others?
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Burns feels this too: History doesn't repeat itself, but we know that human nature remains the same, and it's going to superimpose itself over stuff.
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As the preeminent headshrinker of modern psychology, Sigmund Freud's name is synonymous with not just the study of the brain, but of human nature itself.
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So many of the problems with business are in fact problems with us, and they reflect the underlying and fairly universal imperfections of human nature.
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Specifically, second thoughts about human nature as he watched hordes of far-right whackjobs rally around the anti-feminist Gamergate campaign on Twitter in 2014.
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Just as a child inherits its features from its parents, our post-human creations will carry the markings, for better and worse, of human nature.
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Casually dressed in pastel blue shades and grey sneakers, Verhoeven reflected on his unflinching representations of the darkest elements of human nature: violence, depravity, depression.
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Plenty of other shops have decided to capitalize on this aspect of human nature, including one you may be familiar with called The Bagel Nook.
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So long as human nature yields a reaction to terrorism that shakes domestic politics, redirects foreign policy, and upends regional stability, terrorism demands our attention.
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Johnson actually has a long history with the members of Human Nature, which consists of brothers Andrew and Mike Tierney, Phil Burton and Toby Allen.
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Rather than chasing the fool's errand of reshaping human nature, public policy ought to leverage the institutional designs that can protect against its worst impulses.
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Rather than give viewers a mystery to help solve, they let viewers get to know the very worst of human nature from a safe distance.
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The party will continue to hemorrhage legislative power as we accept idealistic definitions of human nature – and pursue the following identity-politics based electoral strategy.
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Principles based on reason and a stable human nature enables us to recognize what we are in whatever era or place we find ourselves in.
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The dénouement is less powerful than in earlier books, but le Carré remains unmatched at showing complex characters caught between human nature and inhuman institutions.
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Especially when you are an individual, when you're using Instagram or Twitter as yourself, there is that innate human nature to want to be accepted.
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"I think it's part of human nature," said Michael Stone, a professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia University who has studied hundreds of mass killings.
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That is the one aspect of human nature we can turn to when confronting our (learned) biases on an individual as well as societal level.
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Weaving together snippets of information, it is just human nature to draw larger conclusions or to not seek an update on a previously researched issue.
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At more than nine hundred pages, it presents a more realistic take on the panorama of human nature than any four-letter acronym ever could.
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Human nature and profit motive being what they are, health-care providers often underutilize cheaper, but effective drugs in favor of their more expensive alternatives.
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"Revolution" can be just as motivating as "war," but a green revolution would center the human-nature metabolism over and against the drive for profits.
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He is continually stepping back, starting with analyses of human nature, how people behave when social order breaks down, the roots and nature of tribalism.
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Everything changes when the lights go off — and stay off — although not nearly as dramatically as you might expect, given, you know, excitable human nature.
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Bedtime Stories is no classic, but "Human Nature" is a fabulously unapologetic clapback to critics who slut-shamed her during the highly sexualized Erotica era.
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Does it not, at times, emerge from a sincere view of human nature and a belief in the importance and fragility of customs and traditions?
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What in the series's history or view of human nature suggests that this won't end in a seven-way civil war inside a few years?
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It's human nature to want what is hard to get or won't be around for a long time, and Target excels at this marketing model.
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"Only in literature can we fully express the injustices of society, the extremes of human nature and our hopes for a beautiful future," he said.
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And human nature being what it is, some of them — O.K., of us — occasionally engage in motivated reasoning, reaching conclusions that cater to their politics.
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In the decades that followed, Wiesel continued to write philosophically on human nature and its relationship to the Holocaust, condemning hateful oppression in all forms.
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Some headlines, such as "Sociologists Plumb the Secrets of Compatibility" and "Turning the Other Cheek, A Psychological View," promised an optimistic take on human nature.
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I accept this as human nature (everyone, including non-dates, probably thinks of vaginas when they meet an ob-gyn) and part of the gig.
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The first four episodes of the season have their wild plot lurches but also the gimlet eye for human nature of "Homeland" at its best.
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Since "Lord of the Flies" no longer thrills you, pick up Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness," another book with a grim view of human nature.
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It struck me that as enlightened as we are about some of the gray areas of human nature, other gray areas seem inherently off limits.
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In his bestselling book, "The Laws of Human Nature," Robert Green reminds us that everyone has insecurities, no matter how outwardly successful they may appear.
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Mr. Naqvi, who considers himself a keen student of human nature, said he believed they were frauds, but that they were not motivated by greed.
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She said the emotional transformations of Mr. Shannon and his wife during those last seven years of their marriage can be attributed to human nature.
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"So there are reasons to be optimistic about human nature," Macron added, to laughter in the French press room of the European Council in Brussels.
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The Stanford Prison Experiment, one of the most famous and compelling psychological studies of all time, told us a tantalizingly simple story about human nature.
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And anytime you have outside stressors, if you're concerned about your financial stability, it's human nature to have that stress carried with you to work.
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"Some of our crew have lost their houses and it's been uplifting to see the good side of human nature in this place," she said.
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"They are mind-blowingly good — and confirmed by doubts about human nature in a way that allowed me to understand this election better," Ball said.
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And then there's the kind that uses the central match or game as a way to explore a broader theme, often about society or human nature.
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Watching Beth and MK circle the root of the madness in "Collapse of Human Nature," I found myself wishing the entire season could be a prequel.
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Reaction videos "allow us, at the time of increasing cultural difference, the comforting universality of human nature," writer Sam Anderson observed in the New York Times.
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They have both always possessed a rather low opinion of human nature, and spitefulness, even outright cruelty, from an ignorant boy could not have shocked them.
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First: Ask God to give you the strength to do this hard thing — to go against human nature, to follow Jesus' teaching and love your enemies.
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Not everybody will lose a presidential campaign, but there will be all kinds of losses and disappointments that are just part of human nature and life.
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But we're very much living in an Enlightenment paradigm, and this is the vision of human nature that was handed down to us from this era.
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In her new collection of essays, beloved fantasy and science fiction writer Ursula K. Le Guin meditates on aging, literature, human nature, and, of course, cats.
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The trouble with Trump's tryout so far is that all that he's shown us is his ability to appeal to the darker side of human nature.
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" Abraham says that "It's big spectacle far future space opera, while never losing our focus on the complexity of human nature in these strange new settings.
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"A lot of people are focused on the 28,2500 level which is human nature, it's a big round number," Maley told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Monday.
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"Jazz stands for everything I respect from a human nature point of view — she's incredibly brave, intelligent, warm-hearted and creative," he told the Associated Press.
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But as Magic for Liars makes clear, some problems are just fundamental to human nature, and no amount of magic can solve those on its own.
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And I think culture is the privileged vehicle for this aspect of human nature to find its place, in poetry, in painting, in music, in literature.
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For many, Netflix's thrilling documentary series Wild Wild Country was a gateway into the world of cults — and the dark questions about human nature it provokes.
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According to psychology academics, clique formation is actually not unique to our high school experiences — the existences of Twitter cliques boils down to our human nature.
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And does Zuckerberg's optimism about human nature and the benefits of a connected world make it harder for him to see the harm Facebook can cause?
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Tristan Harris: I am a director of the Center for Humane Technology where we focus on realigning technology with a clear-eyed model of human nature.
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And I wanted to explore this because I think human nature is the same, it is very complex, it's not as simple as black and white.
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He'd reflected at times about how much of human history is fleeting, how civilizations rise and fall from war, weather, and the flaws of human nature.
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But not everyone is going to handle negativity in the same way, and basic human nature tells us that occasionally, it's going to get to you.
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After all, it looks and sounds like opera, but it's an adaptation of Voltaire's famously dry satire on human nature, which isn't the typical opera fare.
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One thing we very much do know about human nature is we all find arguments that appeal to our ends more convincing than those that don't.
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I mean, look, the reality is, I always say if you put two people in a room, you've got a political environment, because that's human nature.
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He said that it's in human nature to forgive, primarily because it feels good, and also because it's easy to forgive when you're not the victim.
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Now, human nature being what it is, people who secretly wonder whether they really deserve their wealth get especially angry when others express these doubts publicly.
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Dr. Jess Carbino, the in-house sociologist at Bumble, will weigh in from the human nature side of things, and I sure hope it gets messy.
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"Any religious perspective on the world is going to emphasize that human nature is messy and complex and human beings are prone to hate," he said.
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There's no way around it: Losing money feels awful, and when losses start to stack up, it's human nature to start looking for somebody to blame.
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By alphabetical accident, the heading "De Gaulle: Personal Characteristics" in Jackson's index gives us, in sequence: arrogance, austerity, authoritarianism, cigarette smoking, coldness, contempt for human nature.
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I think the reason the right have the ability to get their dynamic together is because their beliefs are the most base instincts in human nature.
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We forget about the human nature of war, and he was able to bring that home to us in very personal, and funny, and powerful ways.
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General Benson is Mr. Rickman's final screen performance, and it is a great one, suffused with a dyspeptic world-weary understanding of war and human nature.
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The storm laid bare those two sides of nature, and the human nature of those who live in one of the most vulnerable neighborhoods in America.
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Is Holiday a gifted autodidact, as one could easily believe after absorbing the elegant, spare prose of "Conspiracy" and its seemingly timeless message about human nature?
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How do you isolate that part of human nature that is so variable but which could end up having such a huge impact on global events?
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It's both human nature and good diplomacy to hold your own family to higher standards than outsiders or adversaries (otherwise, you'd just look partisan and hypocritical).
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This is the opening scene in the new documentary Human Nature, which will open on Friday in select US theaters and stream on Netflix this fall.
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Characterized variously as the "Machiavelli of Nonviolence" and the "Clausewitz of Nonviolent Warfare," Mr. Sharp argued that nonviolent resistance draws its strength from basic human nature.
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We came to see that the biblically based beliefs we held about human nature and moral action were inadequate to our real experience in the world.
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Human nature suggests that people like to vote for someone they think can win -- and Steyer doesn't look like a winner (or even close) right now.
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" Steven Pinker (@sapinker) is a professor of psychology at Harvard University and the author of "The Stuff of Thought: Language as a Window into Human Nature.
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And if you optimize for maximum attention, you're leaning into human nature of rubbernecking at train crashes, and all the worst stuff that humanity can provide.
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It confronts the dual-sidedness of human nature, the tragedy of a society that forgets its own history, and our inability to appreciate love without loss.
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They say this allows us to gloss over the flaws in human nature that allow for bad judgment — and bad leaders that drive societies into decline.
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"But I think that we believe very strongly that human nature will lead people to the first step, then they take the second step," Dannenfelser added.
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It illustrates what may well be another quasi-mathematical equation when it comes to politics and human nature, which is the correlation between narcissism and chaos.
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Earlier this year, a feature-length documentary called Human Nature premiered at SXSW, featuring interviews with the brightest stars and most contentious figures in the Crisprati.
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" The opera bursts with what Sontag, in "Notes on Camp," calls the "love for human nature" of the camp sensibility, its "little triumphs and awkward intensities.
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Gervais' comedy generally thrives on a brand of misanthropy, pushing to the edge of that bleak assessment of human nature before stepping back from the abyss.
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Much of the support for gun control appears to come from people who are not willing to grant the truth of this aspect of human nature.
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Unlike his Democratic Cold War predecessors, Harry S. Truman and Kennedy, Johnson was not so much a student of history as he was of human nature.
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What attracted me to Buddhism is partly just how closely it accords with my understanding of human nature based on my past study of evolutionary psychology.
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I mean, you've already admitted that greed and self-interest are facts of human nature, so why not have a system that relies on those impulses?
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Let's run through a few of them, moving from those specific to our current time and place to those that are more rooted in human nature.
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