Two Primary Instincts Can Obstruct Human Development

An Instinctive Behavior is a specific action pattern responding to a clearly defined stimulus. Any behavior is instinctive if carried out without being based on previous experience, cognition, and learning. An instinct is an inborn complex paradigm of attitude that must exist in every member of Biological Systems. 

Internal and external forces can hardly vanquish instincts embedded in the Genetic Code. Most repeated behaviors are considered instinctual and operate through three processing cycles. 

Biological Systems have thousands of Invisible networks of Instincts, each target to ensure genetic survival. Vulnerability to fulfill Natural Instincts can cause behavioral disorders. Instincts can be categorized into two instinctual subtypes as follows:

1- Primary Instincts tend to dominate Biological Systems’ attention.

2- Secondary Instincts tend to be an area of some tension and perform services for Primary Instincts.

Biological Systems exploit Secondary Instincts for fulfilling Primary Instincts. Secondary Instinct can call related Instincts for supporting and achieving Closed-loop conditions. 

Functional Mechanisms of Instinct involve three stages of process validation. It initiates with Open-loop (stimuli), processing (prepare for underlying action), and Closed-loop (response). 

According to an observational study, human nature’s general characteristics have not developed since the Middle Ages. However, technological innovation can enhance Human Lifestyle during this century. 

All entities in Mother Nature integrate one hundred percent; therefore, Mother Nature and Human Nature have high integration levels.

Humans can inherit Global Variables (Instincts) from Mother Nature according to perspectives on general Systems Theory. The cruelty of Mother Nature modifies Primary Instinct and Secondary Instinct in Mankind. Secondary Instinct activates Instincts for enduring harsh environmental elements in Mother Nature. The Competitive Instinct and the Survival Instinct are vital Primary Instincts that respond to Mother Nature and competitive environments. 

These two Primary Instincts hamper the human evolutionary process and human development in the next century.

 

Observation:

The cruelty paradigm in Mother Nature implies that the stability and Harmonious Balance of certain species can depend on the existence of other species.

 

Observation:

The Network of Competitive and Survival Instincts with adaptive algorithms is an instance of Mother Nature. An Instance of these two instincts can either obstruct the sustainable development of Mankind or eliminate humanity in the long term.

 

Primary Instincts Determine Individual Evolutionary Path of Life

Environmental parameters around Biological Systems activate and modify the Primary Instincts in Biological Systems through the evolutionary life cycle. Modified the Primary Instinct can be called the Secondary Instinct for acknowledgment and addressing performances. Eventually, the modified instances of Primary Instinct turn into an Open-loop Mode. The Secondary Instinct achieves predictable performance, fulfills the criteria for the Primary Instinct, and switches to Closed-loop Mode. Sometimes, a predictable performance hardly meets specific criteria and makes automatic adjustments for Primary Instinct. Therefore, the Open-loop Mode can turn again. The Primary Instinct calls the Secondary Instinct for further justification. The Secondary Instinct activates other associated Primary Instincts, tracks matching criteria for furnishing predictable performance, and switches to a Closed-loop Mode. Active associated Primary Instincts can modify social behaviors on the evolutionary path of system performances. The modification of associated Primary Instincts is invisible. It leads to multiple complexities both for Biological Systems and Non-Biological Systems. 

Observation:

Several Open-loop Cycles, a prolonged period of loop cycles, and relevant parameters among Open-loop conditions can reveal breakdown potential character types among Biological Systems.