Man vs. The System
in Philosophy ·
Humanistic systems are basically just an attack on human nature itself. You've got the whole alpha male, female, dominance thing—it's all there. *Homo homini lupus*, right? Honestly, I think Thomas Hobbes described how functional systems actually work more brutally than anyone else.
A person might try to fight themselves, sure, but you can't really go against your own biology, and trying to force a humanistic system onto us feels about as delusional as chasing ghosts. You can't turn copper into gold, after all.
A person might try to fight themselves, sure, but you can't really go against your own biology, and trying to force a humanistic system onto us feels about as delusional as chasing ghosts. You can't turn copper into gold, after all.