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One member of a society. A lone individual cannot be considered to be human in the common meaning of he word. | One member of a society. A lone individual cannot be considered to be human in the common meaning of he word. | ||
| − | Our history is replete with [[Individual]]s who feel that they can stand apart from nature and the reset of mankind. [[Individual]]s who challenged conventions, separated themselves from mainstream thought, and contributed groundbreaking ideas—think scientists, philosophers, and revolutionaries. Many of them helped humanity progress by questioning the status quo, leading to advancements in knowledge, technology, and social justice. However, if "standing apart" means rejecting interconnectedness and responsibility to others, it could lead to isolation or even harm. Humans thrive in cooperation with nature and society, and completely disregarding those relationships will have consequences. | + | Our history is replete with [[Individual]]s who feel that they can stand apart from nature and the reset of mankind. [[Individual]]s who challenged conventions, separated themselves from mainstream thought, and contributed groundbreaking ideas—think scientists, philosophers, and revolutionaries. Many of them helped humanity progress by questioning the status quo, leading to advancements in knowledge, technology, and social justice. However, if "standing apart" means rejecting interconnectedness and responsibility to others, it could lead to isolation or even harm. Humans thrive in cooperation with nature and society, and completely disregarding those relationships will have consequences.<ref>Terry Real, ''Build Extraordinary Relationships —for Yourself and Others'' https://terryreal.com/</ref> |
==Problems== | ==Problems== | ||
Revision as of 16:51, 17 May 2025
Contents
Meme
One human being, typically a live one.
from Medieval Latin individualis, which originates from Latin individuus, meaning "indivisible". The root individuus is formed from in- ("not") + dividuus ("divisible"), which itself comes from dividere ("to divide") By the 17th century, it evolved to mean "single, separate, or distinct", and by the 19th century, it was commonly used to describe a person as a unique entity.
Context
One member of a society. A lone individual cannot be considered to be human in the common meaning of he word.
Our history is replete with Individuals who feel that they can stand apart from nature and the reset of mankind. Individuals who challenged conventions, separated themselves from mainstream thought, and contributed groundbreaking ideas—think scientists, philosophers, and revolutionaries. Many of them helped humanity progress by questioning the status quo, leading to advancements in knowledge, technology, and social justice. However, if "standing apart" means rejecting interconnectedness and responsibility to others, it could lead to isolation or even harm. Humans thrive in cooperation with nature and society, and completely disregarding those relationships will have consequences.[1]
Problems
Solutions
References
- ↑ Terry Real, Build Extraordinary Relationships —for Yourself and Others https://terryreal.com/
