Consider the positive feelings we experienced last time when we help someone else.
According to the Cambridge dictionary the word “help” defined as the action to make it
easier for someone to do something by doing part of work yourself or by providing advice,
money, support etc. It seem all to be some small and simple tasks but what really interesting
is, from past till now scientists still cannot answer why people help someone else without
asking for return. Here are some possible reason why people help others.
First, people help others because of the miror neurons in the human body. Mirror neurons
are the brain cells located throughout the human brain. (Wards.C.S& Gramer M.F, 2015) It
help us feel what others feel, naturally make us sympathetic and put ourselvesv into someone
else’s situations. Accroding to Giacomo Rizzolatti’s burning monkey experiment, which
conducted in the late 1990s, he first burnt a monkey and shot a video of this process. Later,
he showed this video to another monkey in the same time check its brain activity by a brain
scanner. It showed the mirror neurons lit up when they saw the monkey in burn as the image
of the monkey itself in burn was appeared in the monkey’s brain. This is because affected by
mirror neurons our brain will naturally “act out” and imitate all activities we observed. And,
the information and neural systems of monkeys operate very similarly as human’s. Therefore,
