Human beings are a contradictory and reasonable existence. It is better to say that it is the most intelligent animal, but it is better to say that it is a living creature that indulges in lust in the world.
All the bloodiest history is caused by humans. However, the only people who have some meaning in living in this world are human beings.
Unlike some low-level animals that are just surviving to reproduce.
All living creatures have one thing in common, which is the most unfair to humans and a fact that humans have wanted to get rid of since ancient times. Living creatures are mortal.
Everything has two opposite sides, there is right and there is opposite, there is life and there is death.
Therefore, people die most resentfully. Why do we have wisdom but cannot gain eternal life?
Of course, the huge increase in numbers is a problem, and there is another point that completely disqualifies humans from eternal life—sin.
Wisdom is nothing, it will eventually be useful to the extreme. Cleverness doesn't matter, there will be a day when you are going to harm someone. Note that "people" here refers to "other living creatures."
Everyone is guilty and no one dies in peace. Everyone has different sins and different deaths.
Those whose crimes are extremely heinous will be sentenced to death with an unknown crime. Those poor humans wandering the world...