Yes absolutely ! I always make some nachos or something when I get high . It ' s the best . <| sep |> Preach on Professor ! <| sep |> New yorker here , we do everything very fast , we drive fast , walk fast , eat fast . This video is all you need to know about nyc <| sep |> I think human nature is quite contextual . It ' s not all greed , it ' s not all altruism , it depends on the context . Hunter gatherer societies where often very altruistic and egalitarian , for example . That was our major form of organization for 95 % of our history as a species . Humans are also quite cooperative . Cooperation is what made us successful . We are certainly not all against all competitive . We aren ' t tigers . We ' re a pack species and our power is cooperation . And we are naturally innovative . Many great inventors are not in it for the money at all , but for the act of creation itself , very similar as what fuels and propels the natural sciences . Certainly not only the profit motive , it ' s the human drive for discovery . That ' s not to say greed doesn ' t exist as part of human nature too . Otherwise we would never have kings and lords and dictators and uberwealthy capitalists . At the same time it is also human nature to try to democratize wealth and power . Especially if you see the downtrodden in the system as your tribe which you want to try to help . It ' s like the archetype of Robin Hood , etc . The impulse that sets French revolutionaries against the monarchy . The network of humanity vs . the hierarchy . A lot of it is old tribal psychology expressing itself in different ways . Some aspects of that are altruistic and some aspects are competitive .