5 Drives of Human Nature: 09-16-2026

• The 5 Basic Drives of Human Nature

1. The desire to do nothing, leading to apathy, annoyance, avoidance, escapism, filthiness, forgetfulness, frustration, insincerity, laziness, low quality, low skills, neglect, passivity, poor effort, poor habits, poor memory, poor work, sloppiness, slovenliness, slowness, stress, weariness, and other unproductive attitudes and habits.
2. The desire to hide anything that might make you look bad by controlling, controlling context, controlling information access, controlling perspective, covering, demanding, denying, dominating, hiding in darkness, lying, obstructing, refocusing, reframing, repressing, silencing, suppressing, and other narrative-controlling methods used by journalists, lawyers, and politicians.
3. The desire to destroy to experience the thrill of power.
4. The desire to experience the pleasure of the self as being some knowledge of the good (a mental object).
5. The desire to avoid the pain of experiencing the self as being some knowledge of evil (a mental object).

• All of the above use mechanical logic and pattern matching; none use spiritual logic or pattern matching.