erm.. I do like my housecat more than most people, yes, but i don't think about that kind of stuff anymore. too busy doing things. pretty sure it'll come back once i have some spare time.
True, but not only because they have to. If you place similarily evolved animals in a situation where there is food in abundance, they still fight over it, even without any need for it (as seen with monkeys).grimsprice said:Animals do what they have to do because they actually have to.
So? Evolution is a slow process, give it time. Our cultural and technological advancement has been unbelievably fast.We finally have the ability to judge our actions, and do the peaceful and less destructive thing. But we haven't gotten past our instincts yet.
No, because that's what we are.We still act like animals act, but now we do it just because we can.
Seems awfully sinister to me, nice pun there. "Evilution"The_root_of_all_evil said:You do realise that the cats have spent many years of eviloution training us to feel that way about us instead of towards our species...
Always pleased when someone spots the deeper meaningsorangebandguy said:Seems awfully sinister to me, nice pun there. "Evilution"The_root_of_all_evil said:You do realise that the cats have spent many years of eviloution training us to feel that way about us instead of towards our species...