@JLNobody,
'Being' and 'human being' are references which occur in language while you are 'Be'-ing. I think 'Be'-ing was here long before 'being'. Somewhere along the line we started assuming that everybody understands what is meant by 'Be'-ing, so instead of requiring that people 'Be' who they are we 'settled' for the representation of a thing called 'being'. To further add mass to the concept 'being', we conjured up enough evidence to support another concept called 'Human being'.
'Be'-ing hiding behind 'being' happens because it is our proclivity to 'turn over' the living of our life to the 'world' and the 'they' so then we can wash our hands of the burden of 'Be'-ing. Heidegger calls this 'desire to turn over', “thrownness”. “Thrownness” and “breathing” have something in common, you can't stop either one until the moment of your demise. Proclivity refers to a tendency, our 'desire to turn over' and 'breathing' are much more 'rampant' than a mere proclivity. Our 'desire to turn over' and 'breathing' do differ from one another, though. 'Breathing' doesn't require a constant vigil. It happens on its own.
The 'desire to turn over' the living of our life to the 'world' and the 'they' happens on its own also, unless 'you' do something about it. Choosing to 'Be' your 'self' is an 'instant' to 'instant' choice to not be “lived” by the 'world' and the 'they'. Wanting to be your authentic 'self' is an 'instant' to 'instant' dismantling of the 'house of cards' so that you can disentangle your 'self' from the labyrinth of concepts. Remember the zen master in a previous post? What he is telling you is that an empty teacup if much more valuable than one filled with tea.
Have you ever wondered why “Human” is the only “animal” (?) with the description 'being' after it? Why is that? Why are 'Human' and 'being' two separate distinctions? I mean, elephants can “be” an elephant, but there is no such thing as an “Elephant being”.
Hmm, it does make you wonder, doesn't it?