Sentences with phrase «same human instincts»

It helps awaken the same human instincts that generally inspire the feeling of competition in sports and other such fun activities.

But the move is also rooted in the same human instincts that have saved Indigo.

Not exact matches

Also the mother bear example is all about animal instinct protecting her young, it is not the same with humans.

But unfortunately, «these same lifesaving social instincts didn't readily lend themselves to exploration, artistic expression, romance, inventiveness and experimentation — the other human drives that make for a vibrant civilization.»

Concede that a dog's love is really only «instinct» masquerading as love and, surprisingly, you will find you can not prevent others from concluding that human love is just a more elaborate variation of the same phenomenon.

The same principle is operative in human societies in which Instinct is dominant.

Though it's fortunately not manifested in the same behaviors (you're more likely to recycle that pile of newspapers than shred them or reach for the feather duster rather than the feathers), the nesting instinct in humans can be as powerful as it is for our animal friends.

People may come from different social cultural ethnic religious backgrounds, their cast colour creed could be different, but basic human emotions, sentiments and instincts are the same.

Dexter's crime - solving instinct goes AWOL at the same time and he begins to experience life as ordinary humans do.

Moreover, the instinct to do so comes from the very same short - sighted approach: WE HUMANS are unwilling to change, so we try to control nature and other animals to save what little is left after our destruction has taken it's toll.

But at the same time it means they have to have to ability for violence, to be able to withstand any pressure... [T] hat type of tension is part of our day - to - day animal existence, part of what it means to be a human and alive and to be able to survive and to depend on instinct and stay in contact with feelings.»

It is the wealthy other half that are the problem, and are also the same group which don't need to be hardwired to instincts developed thousands of years ago, and which ought to be able to use intelligence (what the human species supposedly prides itself on) to override instinct and cognitive biases, when it can be objectively demonstrated that such instincts and biases are encouraging destructive behaviour.