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The human mode oriented toward relationships, harmony, reputation, empathy, and avoiding offense.
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altruistic nature
The human mode oriented toward relationships, harmony, reputation, empathy, and avoiding offense.
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"...we humans are actually capitalists. We are actually composed of two natures. We are composed of an altruistic nature and we are composed of..."
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"...It would screw everything up. Okay? So we have two different natures and we keep them separate. What capital does, that's very interesting, is..."
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"And at first, that's good. Why? Because when you're altruistic, you don't really want to do anything. Okay? Because you don't want to offend..."
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"...so this comment is absolutely right um question so capital changes altruistic nature to utarian when hard working motivation gets saturated why are we..."
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"...we live in today. It doesn't make sense. It's just the nature of capital. There's no way around it. Okay. So, as we discussed..."
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Bronze begins as a weapon, becomes status, hardens into currency, and then teaches the world the dangerous rhythm of capital: rapid growth, total interconnection, elite consolidation, and sudden collapse.
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