Resolved: All human acts are selfish.

Contention 1: Opponent's ContentionsSubpoint 1: The world or IHere we can apply the theories of Freud to Con's argument. If Con chooses to kill himself and let the world live he is doing so so that the human race may continue, because he wants this race's genes to go on and further itself. Con is doing this, as he admitted last round, is that he does not have a great amount of knowledge (no I'm not insulting Con). From here we can see that due to the lack of knowledge he cannot rebuild humanity from himself, thus making him pick the second option to save humankind. Here he is satisfying his own self by knowing that when he is gone humanity will go on and the world will be in peace and harmony. He will also be honored as a hero giving him an ego boost and a great motive to do so. Simply he also doesn't want to be alone, because of the fear of the unknown and the fact that Con will go inane and his mental state will crumble. Regardless which of these it is they are all selfish points.Subpoint 2: Ghostryder The post bellow states that he had 4 videos. There is no proof that that happened. Sorry, but that's like me giving you a 404 error link and make some absurd claim and say well it was there when I saw it. But let's take a second here and say that he does believe that all will be resurrected. He must believe in some rewards system in heaven. Like if you commit mortal sins then you get less heaven than a normal person or such. Thus showing that he once again is being selfish, because he wants a greater reward in the afterlife, but without that video we cannot really tell. (If con could please find the video maybe on youtube or anyother streaming website or just him quoting it that would be fine)Contention 2: Humans are animalisticMy opponent tries to discredit Freud, because he is a Jew living in Germany, but this is highly false. Why you may ask? Freud has had a record for working in the field before the NAZI take over of Germany in 1933 when he actually won an award for his works in 1930. Though Freud's experiences are different his philosophical theories and opinions still apply. So Please extend my argument here.My opponent completely dropped my point on Hobbes so please extend that point.The quote I offered does not actually work in Con's favor. Why? Simple due to the fact that still people don't want to die, because of fear of the unknown. As I defined in the Opening round Selfish accounts for one's feelings and not doing something, because of fear falls under that category.My opponent drops my De Cive argument so also extend that across the board.My opponent offers up symbolism for his ego, but that can also be verse in the same way. For example a rattle snake bits your hand you must cut off your hand to save the body. (I know there are other ways, but this is just an example) Cutting off your hand would save the body (the human race). You would thus feel good, because you are saving the genes of the race and furthering it at a minimal cost vs. letting the entire body die. You don't want the body to die, because then you would go as well. (hence what con said in subpoint 1) The same selfish nature still applies here.