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Answer:

And it makes sense that some people, seemingly surviving by dumb luck, would feel they acted selfishly in not trying to help those less fortunate. It definitely is selfish to act that way; to put one's own survival ahead of others

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Colt1911 [192]3 years ago

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Answer: No

Explanation: If survival was selfish then only people who willingly die would be selfless, so no. Plus, when an animal survives they have a group with them, they don't travel alone, so they would help their species survive.

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