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Mankind is the sum of our human activities and abilities, where everything "affecting our existence or part of it, are immediately influenced by conditions of our existence" (Arendt, 2005: 38). We are conditioning beings subject to our terms where the earth appears as the epitome of the human condition. We are in other words fixed to the Earth. Let me give an example by referring to Arendt's own abstract image on the difference between the human condition and human nature. If we imagined that man moved from Earth to another planet, we should freeze yogurt be prepared to live under completely different conditions radically different freeze yogurt from those earth has given us inheritance. It may seem trivial, but the image can be used to draw a fundamental distinction between human nature and the human condition, which, in the case of that man moved to another planet, would human nature be intact - if it exists freeze yogurt - in contrast to human terms that would be radically changed. Human nature is so inherent in human self, man the terms