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this post was submitted on 12 Oct 2026
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Oh right, altruism and being nice-to-each-other is so intrinsic, hence we all get along so greatly and the world is a peaceful place to enjoy. You might be, my friend, but the majority of people obviously only cares for themselves and - to some extent as it benefits them - for others, if capabilities are left. Most even need religion to be told what is good and bad, those are the worst. Homo homini lupus est...
Wish you were right though, but that'd just be optimistic projection.
I think what the other guy is referring to is we wouldn't have survived without us having some sort of tribiliasm. Which means you have to be somewhat (good) to one another.
True. But we were and are also fine with slaves. The "tribe" in tribalism is a very thin layer and has not much to do with "being good" though. It's being nice to reap a benefit. If another tribe offers more, it's go fuck yourself time ๐