The humans aren't too different from bloodhounds.
We are naturally capable of smelling our prey, innately programmed to spot our potential competition and sufficiently equipped to eliminate all possible dangers that surround us.
Let's face it, we are not too different from other living beings that have lived, struggled, relished and finally died on this planet.
However, what nature has bestowed on us, we often forget. In the process of evolution, we all have been given the ability to know what can harm us. Now what is harmful may be different for different people. But that is the beauty of this intrinsic quality; this 'Inner Radar', if you will. It is the reflection of our deepest values and beliefs.
And what I find to be the best part about this ability (and which may be the worst for many others) is that no amount of brainwashing can change it.
We can sense danger and then choose one of the two options available to us -either to face it.
We are naturally capable of smelling our prey, innately programmed to spot our potential competition and sufficiently equipped to eliminate all possible dangers that surround us.
Let's face it, we are not too different from other living beings that have lived, struggled, relished and finally died on this planet.
However, what nature has bestowed on us, we often forget. In the process of evolution, we all have been given the ability to know what can harm us. Now what is harmful may be different for different people. But that is the beauty of this intrinsic quality; this 'Inner Radar', if you will. It is the reflection of our deepest values and beliefs.
And what I find to be the best part about this ability (and which may be the worst for many others) is that no amount of brainwashing can change it.
We can sense danger and then choose one of the two options available to us -either to face it.
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