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That's a profound question, Satvika. People aren't inherently "bad," but they are deeply complex, shaped by their environment, experiences, and choices. Fear, greed, and misunderstanding often drive harmful actions, while empathy and compassion remain underutilized.

Humans also have the capacity for incredible good, but this duality—of selfishness and selflessness—can create conflict. Systems of power, scarcity, and differences in beliefs often amplify these tensions.

What do you think? Is the "badness" in people innate, or do circumstances shape it?