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Are We Wired for Selfishness? 

The article proposes that human’s are naturally altruism versus inherently selfishness, suggesting that prevailing views may stem from rather recent (western) philosophical ideologies compared to our time on the planet and age of other cultures.

Psychological egoism argues that all actions are ultimately self-serving, supported by figures like Hobbes and Mandeville. However, critics like Hume and Butler advocate for genuine altruistic motivations. Ricard combines philosophical insights with scientific research in neuroscience and evolutionary biology, asserting that humans have an innate capacity for altruism that can be nurtured for broader impact.

Choosing thought

So I came across this great quote the other day about worry.    That worrying about the things that haven’t happened is somewhat pointless.   But it got me thinking about the information I come across in social and my training,  that in the end a lot of it comes down to awareness and decisions about thought.ContinueContinue reading “Choosing thought”

Values and purpose for happiness

Morning Gang!  At some point in our lives we are challenged with finding happiness in some way shape or form.  In what I have learnt and found personally, a lot of this all comes back to a single source.  This post takes a first pass at some commonality and introduces a path improved happiness. Let’sContinueContinue reading “Values and purpose for happiness”