The Forces That Control Human Nature
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We like to believe we are a civilized species.
History suggests otherwise.
In The Forces That Control Humanity, Nathan Shasho examines humanity as it is rather than as it wishes to be-caught between instinct and insight, capable of extraordinary creativity and extraordinary harm.
The essay explores male aggression as an evolutionary inheritance shaped by belief, ideology, and power. It argues that civilization did not erase this inheritance; it gave it structure, permanence, and reach.
The seco...
History suggests otherwise.
In The Forces That Control Humanity, Nathan Shasho examines humanity as it is rather than as it wishes to be-caught between instinct and insight, capable of extraordinary creativity and extraordinary harm.
The essay explores male aggression as an evolutionary inheritance shaped by belief, ideology, and power. It argues that civilization did not erase this inheritance; it gave it structure, permanence, and reach.
The seco...


