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    that the authenticity of wahy need to be protected from being corrupted. Besides, the word wahy is derived from the Arabic word “awhaa” which means revelation, quick signal, inspiration, divine communication, evil inspiration and animal natural instincts. As a muslim, we are acknowledged…

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    programmed disposition, which has been identified to motivate people. Human instinct is central to the evolutionary theory as our situational actions are based off this human instinct. Ethnologists have defined human instinct as: “the natural behavioural pattern of animals that usually occurs in response to certain kind of stimuli.” Two examples of human instinct would be the maternal and the survival instinct. The maternal instinct is the desire and readiness shown by a woman to become a…

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    describes how anyone, our neighbors, our friends and the ones we know could be that murderer, and all that separates us from a murderer, is the fact we choose to act differently upon those natural killing instincts. But are those instincts actually controllable? What if these evolutionary instincts, supposedly thought as controllable, are just a ticking time bomb and will eventually explode when the situation arises? These questions are yet to be answered even after extensive research and…

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    In a short story "The Most Dnagerous Game" the following necessities are included: physical strength, intelligence, and instincts. This book is mostly about a young man, who is named Sanger Rainsford, finding out that he is being hunted by a general, who is named General Zaroff. Rainsford didn't expect for general Zaroff to be such an addict to hunting, but he had noticed something strangely awkward about the general, but he didn't find out until later when he told him he liked to hunt things…

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    Eros And Thanatos

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    basic urges and desires. The id consist of two organic impulses which Freud refers to as Eros and Thanatos. Eros, also known as the “life instinct” incorporates sexual instincts, the drive to live and basic impulses such as thirst and hunger. These impulses are crucial to human race and to the survival of the individual. On the other hand Thanatos is the “death instinct.” This integrates feelings of negativity such as hate, anger and encroachment. Unlike Eros, Thanatos is associated with…

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    everything that comes to our mind first is like that? Are we not supposed to trust our instinct since it might cause prejudice? S: Well, if you grew up in a judgemental environment where people act out negatively against each other because of their own assumptions, you would automatically be affected by those negative biases and approach other people having them in mind. Thus, like you have said, maybe ignoring your instincts might just be a better way to operate in…

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    Why Is Lying Bad

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    or make you feel guilty. However, lying is a part of the human's survival instinct. Meaning we using lying to help us survive and get through the day, so it’s technically it’s our friend rather than foe. Although this reason that lying is good may be good in a selfish way, it is still good rather than the bad way it’s perceived. Anyways, according to Russell C. Smith in The Truth about Lying: Reinventing Our Survival Instincts, “Lies can save our lives, and lies can radically alter the outcomes…

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    The Seventh Man

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    disaster, your instincts take over and you lose sight of your morals and everything else. Another reason would be that K. did not seem to mind dying. He was smiling inside the second wave that carried him back towards shore. Some say that the narrator had time to save K. But if you were put in the same situation, wouldn’t you do the same thing? That is why he should forgive himself. Now take a look into it with more depth. The first reason is that during a time of a disaster, your instincts take…

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    to war, the beast stirs.” This quote by George R.R. Martin perfectly describes the theme in William Golding’s “Lord of the Flies”, civilisation and adult supervision are the only things suppressing children’s natural instincts towards savagery. Firstly Jack discovers barbaric instincts he never knew he possessed because he never had the opportunity to act upon them before. Next Ralph struggles to maintain order and civilisation but even he gets caught up in the frenzy of savagery. Finally…

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    mastery, the power of his inner primitive instincts, and laws of civilization and wilderness. In…

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