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By your argument if somebody is lucky, successful, and prideful, but feels no desire to help others, wouldn't that apathy also be a result of genetics and envir
by nugget 8y ago
By your argument if somebody is lucky, successful, and prideful, but feels no desire to help others, wouldn't that apathy also be a result of genetics and environment? And thus you couldn't blame them for it or expect them to act any differently.
- staunch 8y agoExactly. You can certainly pity someone for lacking empathy but blaming them makes no sense. And behavior isn't necessarily a static thing. This same person might read a good book (which would become part environment) which might move them to be more empathetic.