Beginning at its literal conception, life has had a singular unwavering objective: to survive. A redundancy at face value, this statement is the illustration of a crucial principle: Life, uniquely, by its very nature must put forth effort to maintain its identity, to exist. The principles of Darwinism, which explain each of our unique existences as living beings and are responsible for every aspect of the world touched by life, can be condensed and equated to an unwavering quest for power as an instrument of survival. Animals may continue to kill and commit what are literally considered sins without greater consequence, as their level of cognizance only provides for that most basic code of ethics defined as Darwinism. In contrast, the fully cognizant and self-aware human has suffered greatly for their failures in ethics, spurring conflicts and manifesting hatreds …
