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swiftcobra15 said:I'll admit my knowledge of Habermas is pretty limited, but I'll offer a few dogmatic answers to those questions:
Whatever this "human nature" might be, it would likely be unfixable, and perhaps even indestructible. 🙂
Whatever this "human nature" might be, it would likely be unfixable, and perhaps even indestructible. 🙂
Whatever this "human nature" might be, it would likely be unfixable, and perhaps even indestructible. 🙂
Whatever this supposed "human nature" might be, it would likely be fundamentally unfixable, and perhaps (?) even indestructible. 🙂
Just a small piece of advice regarding that first quote. I’d suggest picking up a book that tackles the whole concept of human nature from a completely different angle, and then try weighing your own claim against a fresh perspective. For starters, I’d highly recommend reading about Deep Ecology by Tom DeLay. Even if you don't end up agreeing, it’s certainly worth a read just to see how humanity is viewed through an ecological lens...