从人类的天性到共产主义（From human nature to communism）.docVIP

从人类的天性到共产主义（From human nature to communism） From human nature to communism From human nature to communism China has tiger poison does not eat child argument, in our society, mothers love is regarded as a human and animal common nature, to understand. In fact, this view is wrong, motherly love is not what nature. When I lived in Beijing before a lot of budgerigars, I found that the parrot born not brood eggs, it must be from one generation to learn parrot. Pandas growing up in isolation in the zoo also dont understand maternal love, and even dont know how to mate. The University of Wisconsin have done an experiment, they put the female rhesus monkey isolated just born, so it does not have any love in childhood memories, grew up after artificial insemination on it, the results of this monkey after birth did not understand what happened, and the abuse of their pups, no maternal. These phenomena show that many of our innate opinions about nature are wishful thinking, even the monkeys nature is also learned, not inherited. So, what exactly is human nature? People tend to think that biological genetics can explain the nature of human beings, but in many cases, biological genetics can not do anything. For example, in biology, we have the ability to speak, but what language we use and how we use it depends on our environment. We also have the ability to laugh and cry, blushing and angry, but by learning to know under what circumstances should cry, what circumstances should laugh, what it means to blush, and what kind of behavior is a sign of anger. The genes give us both legs, but we dont necessarily walk with our legs. We can use the leg playing football, playing Iraqi prisoners, or ride a bike, or dance, or cross your legs when sitting there thinking. Of course, some types of behaviour is genetically determined, but this is just some simple reflection -- for example, by a sudden loud noise frightened out of balance will be stretched out his arms, when touching the hot stu