The Inception of This Route

    The nature of life is to live, and when that goal is met, it is to live well. An animal does not live to be ferocious though it may become ferocious to live. A plant grows in the sun to live. Any contradiction to this nature, the life form (regardless of species) lives to meet its destruction or death.

     Each species has its own nature, always incorporating the natures of the tiers of classification that it occupies. A lion has a different nature than a tiger. It is very similar because of the similarities of group but it differs according to their respective situations.

     Primates are naturally social animals. Villages or nomadic groups are natural to primates because of the benefits formed from them. Any offshoot in line with this idea is, by default, natural. Opposites of that, solidarity or the attempt to separate are almost completely detrimental to one’s nature and life. The use of tools also falls into this line of thought. Their use is a commonality of all primates, and it is natural because of the ease it allows us to maintain living.