Pure Motives vs. Consequential Fear
Are humans motivated by self-interest or fear? The idea of perfection and being put together is captivating. The Puritans believed humans sought rewards to ease the apprehension of future consequences. However, like the humanists, people desire altruism and seek to make the world a better place, yet mainly to escape the past by renewing the present. Today people hold selfish ambitions, doing good to perfect their identity and benefit themselves with the rewarding feeling of either accomplishment or involvement.
People long to fit in and be a part of something incredible, a domino effect. However, at the same time, humans fear the outcome and refuse stepping out of their comfort-zone. When a series of dominos
