Is psychological egoism correct and we cannot act without benefiting ourselves?

“Humans are always selfish,” and Rachels, “Humans are not always selfish.” We’re discussing psychological egoism. What do you think of the theory? Is psychological egoism correct and we cannot act without benefiting ourselves? Or are people capable of doing altruistic acts? For another question, should we assume that selfishness is the foundation of ethics (or justice) as Glaucon suggests? Or are we able start discussing ethics from the assumption that people are altruistic?

Write a Critical Reflection of the article Velema, E., Vyth, E. L., Hoekstra, T., & Steenhuis, I. H. (2018).

Critical Reflection of the article Velema, E., Vyth, E. L., Hoekstra, T., & Steenhuis, I. H. (2018). Nudging and social marketingtechniques encourage employees to make healthier food choices: a randomized controlled trial in 30worksite cafeterias in The Netherlands. The American journal of clinical nutrition,

Write a short paragraph outlining why and why Philippines art is important.

focus on a notion, theme, one or two artists or artworks (you can use compare & contrast)
identify a main topic for discussion (for instance gender, feminism, environmentalism, social and political engagement, expressions of nationalism, globalization, diaspora etc);