I've delved into human history, developing a strong fascination for our species. I recognize that humans are capable of both terrible and incredible achievements. I closely observe humanity as a whole, acknowledging the presence of virtues and flaws. However, it appears that your focus dwells on the negative aspects, emphasizing them disproportionately. Your examination of history seems to concentrate on the wicked individuals while overlooking the virtuous ones. You highlight the atrocities but overlook the marvels. Your perspective seems to be fixated on humanity's collective demons and wrongdoings, using them as evidence to argue that we are inherently evil, while disregarding or dismissing our collective goodness. As a result, even though your understanding of humanity is based on human history, it remains confined to its darkest chapters, casting a shadow on the vast tapestry of achievements, progress, and the countless instances of compassion and altruism that have shaped our journey.