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by iamadog3
1849 days ago
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Not really, no. Human nature is what we're dealt, we must embrace both the positive and negative aspects of it. Perhaps the inevitability of two people gravitating towards one another can be leveraged? Perhaps the disparities can elucidate us on unseen proclivities in different populations, things that can also be leveraged and positively. What we should avoid is cramming people into functionary roles and instruct them they must act as would a machine. No longer can they be compelling or compelled but only impelled as would be a gear turning in the insurmountable forces of the engine that drives. |
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And, exactly how is this NOT overcoming human nature?
>> should avoid is cramming people into functionary roles and instruct them they must act as would a machine
What in that quote, or its context, ever suggested cramming people into functionary or mechanical roles?