Humanity’s age-old dilemmas are often set down to what we call human nature. Even the
most philosophical shake their heads in despair at this, as an impassible boundary to
progress. Though some have denied its existence, studies indicate that we do indeed
have a nature, instincts, and patterns of behavior which are endemic to our species. Even
so… Could we change?

In what does our nature consist? Is it hopelessly etched in stone? Or only written on our
DNA? If our instincts and behavior have evolved beyond that of earlier primates and hominid ancestors, is it possible for us to improve them? If so, why haven’t we done so, noticeably, lately?

I do hope you’ll enjoy the exploration of these questions in the attached PDF:
“Future Human Evolution : Can we change Human Nature?”

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