Joanna Lumley criticizes human nature
Dame Joanna Lumley has described humans as "unbearably vain and destructive." She implied that if historians had the opportunity to write the story of humanity, they might view our species very critically due to these flaws.
"Humans have become unbearably vain and destructive," Lumley said.
Her reflection touches on the tendency of people to prioritize superficial concerns and to harm the environment and each other, suggesting a need for greater awareness and change.
Author's summary: Joanna Lumley emphasizes humanity's damaging vanity and destructiveness, warning that history may judge us harshly if these traits persist.
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