Nature Vs. Nurture: The Differences Between Good And Evil

There are many factors that determine whether a person is good or evil, however the general idea for evil is someone who breaks rules/laws and a person who is good is the has no intention to do evil. People are all initially born good because they have no specific intentions. The “Nature vs. Nurture” figure commonly depicts the differences between who you are at birth, and who you become. A major example of this topic, is the man Adolf Hitler. Although humans can be developed into doing evil, they are all primarily born good.
When humans are first born into the world, they have no drive to break any rules or hurt others, they only have one mission, to survive. In order to obtain their needs, they may have to do light evil, such as bothering someone, but they are not aware they are hurting anyone. For example, a child may kick their mother while they are still inside of her, they do not want to hurt their mother, they are simply getting used to the real world. In addition, a baby will not always know what is going on, so they may cry as a defense mechanism. Babies are not initially born evil but experiences in life may lead to this state of mind.
Nurture” can exemplify how humans are not originally born evil. Since humans are not evil at birth, there environmental experiences can change that. By nature you are born into this world with the intent to survive, “nurture”, however, shows that your surroundings can impact your mentality and well being. For example, your parents can shape who you are by caring for you and also watching out for you. In addition the music you listen to can impact who you are as a person. Studies have shown that some types of music can lead you to drink more, spend more, be kind, or act unethically (Time). This shows that your environment shapes who you are and what you have or will do. People can start off “normal” and can be shaped into someone so evil it doesn't seem like a