In the acclaimed 2016 bestseller, The Road to Character, author David Brooks delves into the fundamental concept that there are inherent flaws in human nature, often leading us toward selfishness and pride. These flaws, or "bugs in our souls" as he refers to them, tempt us to prioritize lower desires over higher virtues. It’s a notion espoused by nearly every theistic religion and deistic philosophy, highlighting the need for personal growth and the pursuit of a more meaningful life.
Bugs in our Soul
Bugs in our Soul
Bugs in our Soul
In the acclaimed 2016 bestseller, The Road to Character, author David Brooks delves into the fundamental concept that there are inherent flaws in human nature, often leading us toward selfishness and pride. These flaws, or "bugs in our souls" as he refers to them, tempt us to prioritize lower desires over higher virtues. It’s a notion espoused by nearly every theistic religion and deistic philosophy, highlighting the need for personal growth and the pursuit of a more meaningful life.