Human consciousness and.
understanding enables us to intervene in natural processes, so to a degree, we have.
free will, however, there are various obstacles. Due to consequence, we cannot go.
around doing whatever we feel, for morality stands between order and chaos.
It is argueable that human choice is to some extent pre-programmed which invalidates.
the certainty that we are free to choose, e.g. genetic inheritance, experiential imprints.
determining our actions/adaptation, emotions etc. .
Laws and certain religions can restrict possible values and truths of the broad human .
condition for example; the Ten Commandments, rules of the bible that morally denied .
certain people their aesthetic justice in committing, what was allegedly a known as a "sin".
It is in my belief that the human condition can be partially explained through reason, .
whether this reason be rational, logical, emotional, evolutionary or historical because .
all of these are factors of the human condition which make actualising virtually impossible. .
It is a mistake to attempt to narrow it down to a particular reason. From a personal .
approach, my life has been about searching for, and finding meaning, it is for this reason .
that I chose to submerge my interests into the human condition, in order to improve and .
expand, purely on an ethical level, in order to teach, because I can. As I've come to .
understand and accept that my own opinion is not enough, I automatically partially justify .
why I feel it is unethical to state (as a fact) what the human condition is or is not.
Besides myself, there are obviously people who question life, others, existence and .
even their own actions. I feel I have a duty to share what I know and what I learn, .
with others, providing it means progress. The part philosopher, but primarily .
psychologist, Sigmund Freud has provided me with a significant explanation of the .
human condition. Essentially, it is relating to the material, which is the key to .
