What is the essence of a human being ?

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The essence of a human..

What is the essence of a human being ?

It's like in philosophy and political philosophy, you have to be more
smart to answer this question..

So my smartness has to find the shortest path to the solution of the
above question..

The essence of a human comes from the essence of humanity, the essence
of humanity is perfection that wants also to be strong to be able to
survive, so this is why i have said that the essence of humanity
is perfection and strongness, please read bellow my post to understand
more, so we can not content ourselves with "nothing" to be able to
survive, thus this "nothing" must evolve in being able to "walk" to find
food, and to evolve in being able to run faster to be able to be
perfection that is capable of being quality that transcend our living
condition towards a better life and a better world and a better future.
This is the essence of a human being, please read the rest of my post
about the essence of evil and the essence of humanity:

We have to be smarter..

I have previously defined the essence of evil by the law of nature

So to be smarter we have to define it also by the law of general
morality, so for general morality a weak human that doesn't hurt the
others is not evil, because this is inferred from the reference that is
general morality of the group, so the essence of evil is defined
relatively to the general morality of the group.

And here is how i have defined the essence of evil by the law of nature..

What is the essence of evil ?

This is a good question in political philosophy or in philosophy..

So you have to be smart to answer this question..

The essence of evil comes from the essence of humanity that i have
explained bellow and that has as its essence Perfection and Strongness,
so if you are not perfect and strong you are evil, but you have to
define evil, there is evil that is big evil and there is evil that is
small evil and there is evil that doesn't hurt, so if a human is weak
and he doesn't hurt, he is the evil that doesn't hurt, but if he is a
violence that hurts he is evil that hurts. This is political philosophy.

Here comes again an interesting subject..

I will start it by a question:

Above you have noticed that i have defined the essence of evil by the
law of nature and by general morality of the group, but what
is that has forced general morality to define a weak human that doesn't
hurt the others as not an evil ?

This is a smart question..

I think that general morality is constrained by empirical moral, because
morality is composed from a priori pure moral that is inferred from
reason and from also empirical moral inferred from experience, so
general morality is constrained by the fact that it must know how to be
compassion to not hurt the system and cause violence in the system,
this is why general morality of today has defined for example a
weak human that doesn't hurt the others as not evil etc. to not cause
counter-powers to retaliate with violence, contrary to
the law of nature that define a weak human that doesn't hurt the others
as evil.

And what is the essence of humanity ?

This is a good question in political philosophy.

When you will become more smart you will know how to answer this
question, and when you will become smarter you will try to find fast the
shortest path to the solution, so to be able to find the shortest path
to the solution of the above question, you have to transform the
question on a similar question, and the similar question is: what is the
important ingredients that describe what is the essence of humanity? it
is how you will answer the above question, so what is those important
ingredients ?

I think the ingredients are:

Perfection and Strongness.

The essence of humanity is that we are becoming more perfection and at
the same time we are becoming more Strong and at the same time we are
becoming more organized and less disorganized.


This is the essence of humanity, we are becoming more perfection.


And this brings also hope.



Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.