What are a human being's 4 primal drives?

[JonnyBoy12]

I read some time back that our fourth primal drive as a human is curiousity. If it is not a silly question what are the first three?

[kgmrush]

I'm not 100 percent sure, but I think something like sex, hunger and aggression, although someone else might care to correct me???

[ACtheTROLL]

doesnt compute
men different to women - the prime objective is to pass on genes - but the how varies greatly

men
find it - curiosity
fight it - or run away
f@ck it
eat it - or give to mate
a group could help - but could also take food - blokes play apart together

a bloke can bonk and be dead in a minute - job still done
women have to survive long enough for their offspring to survive -
furthermore - if a woman can live long enough she can help her offspring raise more of their offspring.

women read and manipulate emotions
... because they can't just hit it over the head - they have to negotiate
and a group is safer

curiosity - is about food and f@cking - is it worth the risks?

[ACtheTROLL]

disagree about curiosity
the only objective is to pass/spread genes
everything else is just a way of achieving this

not every animal eats - not every animal has a male/female thing - but by any means possible - they all regenerate

I think somewhere the absolute definition of life is
"displays entropy"

[another-view]

I was once told that a living thing is something that eats, breathes and reproduces. If this were the case then surely fire is alive?