Evan Carmichael argues that nearly everyone is wired to serve others, and that your happiest moments probably involved helping someone. Only a tiny fraction of people enjoy causing harm, and that's a brain chemistry issue, not the norm.
I think 99.999% of people are built to serve. We get happiness by helping other people with what we can help them with. I think there's a tiny, tiny percentage of people who enjoy killing people. They got brain chemicals kind of messed up, but most people aren't like that. Thankfully, we wouldn't be here. In general, yeah. Think of your greatest moments. They involve somebody else. Think of your happiest, most proud moments of all time. They involve somebody else you've helped.
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