What are the basic assumptions in humanity?

Answer 1

I think that the very first basic assumption of all human beings is that we are programmable entities. Depending upon what we program into ourselves, i.e. what we observe in the world around us, we then act upon those programs. Think about is as if each new baby born is a brand new computer, that takes in data at an amazing rate from it's initial environment. We all need energy (food) and love or companionship to help us to grow, and we all seek out attention in many different ways because it appears that we love to communicate with one another.

Today, there appear to be many humans who don't truly believe that they can program themselves, and thus allow other humans to program them, usually at their own cost. Also, with simple agreed upon programs such as 'not in our lifetime' we drastically limit what we have the potential to do, which is to re-form ourselves from the inside out to believe that we can all live in a dynamic harmony on this beautiful planet. If more humans would honestly search for their own limiting programs and remove them and replace them with programs fostering growth, than I believe that the world can be changed for the positive in just one generation, i.e. if all new human bio-computers (babies) were programmed to know that there is one planet and that we all can share in it's bounty. So, basically, if the first initial program is changed from one of struggle for survival, to celebration in survival, well we'll just have to see what we can do, won't we?

Answer 2

Basic assumptions in humanity often include the belief in the intrinsic value and dignity of each individual, the capacity for empathy and compassion, and the potential for growth and development. These assumptions underpin concepts such as human rights, social justice, and the importance of community and relationships.

Answer 3

human being learn any type of behaviour, including language in the same way as animals learning their physical behaviours