What is fundamentally human?
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1. Destruction, in the name of progress.
2. Calling one thing by multiple names and then getting confused & arguing over it.
3. Hope, that things can be improved.
4. The ability to engineer unlimited layers of abstraction to build, essentially, anything.
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5. But, the fundamentally human trait must be to keep looking for meaning: Meaning-searching, with the hope that there exists a meaning in the universe itself, & then Meaning-building, when the search for that inherent meaning starts seeming bleak. We can't accept meaninglessness