Human Nature

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Exploring the concept of human nature, the author critiques both essentialist views and non-essentialist trait sorting approaches. Instead, a novel trait cluster account is proposed, which connects human nature to the distribution of traits across actual and potential life histories. This perspective not only redefines human nature but also aligns it with the human sciences, emphasizing the study of human traits as central to understanding our species. The work invites readers to reconsider how we define what it means to be human.