1. Sometimes its psychological. See Stockholm syndrome. 2. You don't sound "Master Race" at all. Survival of the fittest is the process by which the weaker creatures that cannot adapt die off. The ones with the stronger features survive, insuring that each generation only gets stronger. These days, we have, for the most part, everything provided for us. Food, water, and because of it, the weak ones, those born with severe defects, and genetic diseases, will not die off. Also, it has led to an increasingly sedentary lifestyle. People aren't as physically strong. In nature, these people wouldn't survive, and if there comes a day when all these things are not handed to us, we may be in trouble as a species. 3. It's fine to satisfy your pleasures, just as long as it doesn't infringe on the rights of someone else. For example, if you're married, and you cheat, that is not ok. You made a commitment to your wife. However, in a situation where everyone is alright with it, then there's no problem. 4. Very good question... 5. This one stumped me. I believe humans are meant to live in groups, but maybe not in such large numbers as we currently do. Though today, many of us need a lot of people. Doctors and all that, or many people would die. As was said in #2, I don't know whether that's a good thing or a bad thing. Very good thread :thumbsup: