The Differential Diagnosis

noun   altruism the belief in or practice of disinterested and selfless concern for the well-being of others. behavior of an animal that benefits another at its own expense.  Ah... To give or not to give. Seemingly a very straightforward question, however are its implications deep. Behaviorally though, it remains a highly ambiguous topic. The generosity and care of people are extremely contextual emotions. Humans as an inherent ability have amassed the general rule and courtesy to care for their fellow man. However, since childhood, it has been seen that children are highly competitive which is redolent of the struggle and strife found in nature. The question here arises is as to what sculpts our way of thinking that we are part of a larger community and consciousness. However, that, opens up a whole new can of worms. Delving into a more inscrutable nature of mankind is a much disturbing and confounding dissemination. All animals have an extremely competitive nature. T

Narcissist- 1.  Excessive love or admiration of oneself. 2.  A psychological condition characterized by self-preoccupation, lack of empathy, and unconscious deficits in self-esteem. However much you try to ignore them, their comments and highly-opinionated views will always get to you. Finding a plethora of these highly versatile human-beings is never too difficult. At a meeting? Look at the person judging you for your style of speech. At the mall? That lady loves the look of utter confusion as you cannot lead yourself to that store your friend spoke of, highly. Though a highly ignored aspect of the human condition, it is exceedingly prevalent in most human beings. We, as opposed to other animals, are not very different as we may believe ourselves to be. Even the majestic penguins stare at their reflections while pruning themselves. The interesting question which arises here, is if the penguin is aware of its own reflection, or is it just an instinct to make itself more viab