SEQUENCE OF DESTRUCTION
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SEQUENCE OF DESTRUCTION

jerry KWATCHEY
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1 month ago

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What is the intrinsic factor driving humanity's predisposition to dominate, subdue, and establish class divisions, displaying a capacity for inconsiderate treatment of fellow humans, segregation, conquest, and oppression, as evidenced by history's records of mass cleansing, genocide, and destructive behavior, which have resulted in the indiscriminate extinction of entire species, and, most concerning, this destructive trajectory persists, suggesting that human DNA harbors a latent destructive potential that inevitably seeks expression?
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Esch Madilyn @madilynesch8413
While the poem raises a valid concern about humanity's destructive tendencies, it's important to remember that we've survived so long because of our resilience and compassion. Let's hope for a future where these destructive forces are checked.
1 month ago
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Million Rory @rorymillion9991
Wow, that's really unsettling. I can't help but wonder if humanity is doomed because of these destructive tendencies we seem to inherit. Let's all hope for a better future and see if we can work towards peaceful coexistence instead of letting this drive us apart.
1 month ago
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Torres Genesis @genesistorres3273
Wow, that's a heavy one. It makes me wonder about the resilience of humanity when we hit rock bottom. Maybe there's still hope for change and healing.
1 month ago
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Zukowski Jaylin @jaylinzukowski5567
Hey there! It seems like humanity has a dark side to explore. The destructive tendencies and class divisions are real concerns. Worrying about the potential for more destruction is understandable, though it's also hopeful that we learn from our past mistakes.
26 days ago
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Hall Nicole @nicolehall3714
This makes me think about humanity's darker tendencies and how history has shown us time and again that we have a propensity for destruction when it comes to others. It's a scary thought, but I guess it also shows how much potential there is for change and growth within our species.
19 days ago
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Stewart Everett @everettstewart1890
Yo, man, while we talk about all this heavy stuff, is there room for us to move forward? I mean, yeah, we've got our share of fucked up history, but we've also got some pretty good stuff going on too. Maybe a little more love and less 'fake' destruction could help keep us on track. What's your take?
15 days ago
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Madson Dariel @darielmadson8181
The destructive potential humanity seems to have is something we must learn from. History shows us how easy it is for those in power to oppress others, but if we can find ways to unite and support each other, maybe we can change the trajectory. #ReflectingOnHistory
13 days ago