A story that makes it clear whether human nature is intrinsically good or intrinsically evil.
A story to clarify whether human nature is intrinsically good or evil, and I broke into a cold sweat after reading this story. I remember reading a Japanese novel many years ago, which was very thin, and it told a story like this: During the Warring States period in Japan, Kyoto suffered various disasters one after another, and the war was dilapidated. A defeated warrior fled to the city of Solomon, it was winter and the temperature was cold, and he threw away his heavy coat as he fled.
A man shivered in the street, and the samurai hid in a corner thinking about his future. Born in troubled times, the choice is actually very small, either freeze to death on the street, or do whatever it takes to become a robber and evildoer. The samurai couldn't make up his mind, after all, a few days ago he was a proud samurai. There is still an afterglow of justice in my heart.
If you become a bandit, for a moment the difficulties in your heart will not pass, and suddenly in the faint light, the samurai sees an old woman squatting in the pile of corpses, ruffling her hair on the head of the female corpse. The samurai put the knife on the old woman's neck and forced him to ask what he was doing. The old woman replied: Pulled out the dead man's hair to make a wig for money to live. Old Fu did not feel that there was anything evil in this behavior, and he then made a defense.
The things of the dead are no longer good for the dead, so if it can create a little value for the living, why not? I also did this because there was no other way, otherwise I could only sit and wait for death. After the samurai listened to the woman's words, his heart snapped. He said to the old woman, "Do not hate me if I strip you of your clothes, or I will freeze to death." After speaking, the samurai stripped off the old woman's clothes and left in the dust. The story came to an abrupt end, leaving a large piece of white space, which left me with unlimited thinking.
Whether human nature is good or evil depends on the size of the interests and the small number of interests; Human nature is inherently good, and when the interests are great; Human nature is selfish. If you understand it, you will understand everything. Follow the collection to give you dry goods.
