Biological Truth

The concept of "biological truth" has been discussed in the context of ideologies and historical perspectives. For instance, Bruno Maçães, in an episode of the Bankless, explores this concept in relation to ideologies like Nazism and Sovietism, criticizing how these regimes manipulated biological and historical truths for political ends. He argues against the prioritization of such "truths" over the human experience and highlights the dangers of returning to such ideas, suggesting instead the importance of accepting various perspectives and the reality of human fantasy life 1.

On a different note, Jamie Wheal and Aubrey Marcus discuss the "biological truths" of human nature, arguing that every individual harbors primal drives alongside the ability for love and cooperation, reflecting a complex spectrum of human behavior. They posit that acknowledging these intrinsic traits is essential for understanding the true nature of humanity 2.

Both of these discussions underscore the multifaceted nature of "biological truths" and their implications across different spheres of thought and society.