Current Events > Could sentience be a form of insanity?

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Chicken 03/28/22 4:45:30 PM #1:	Humans can act in unpredictable ways that can often go against a typical life preserving behavior which you dont really see in nature unless something is seriously ill. --- May contain bones https://youtu.be/jGbI0P4hh3o <cite>Chicken posted [p:963828482] in Could sent... [t:79962593]...</cite> <quote>Humans can act in unpredictable ways that can often go against a typical life preserving behavior which you dont really see in nature unless something is seriously ill. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Llaeto7 03/28/22 4:48:06 PM #2:	No because that's not what "insanity" means. Next. <cite>Llaeto7 posted [p:963828559] in Could sent... [t:79962593]...</cite> <quote>No because that's not what "insanity" means. Next. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_Strong_Fox 03/30/22 8:05:44 AM #3:	Chicken posted... Humans can act in unpredictable ways that can often go against a typical life preserving behavior which you dont really see in nature unless something is seriously ill. I dont think its sanity but I do think about this all the time. Like?? How did doing a silly dance in the mirror benefit my survival?? --- Here we are, back to the blue. <cite>The_Strong_Fox posted [p:963875445] in Could sent... [t:79962593]...</cite> <quote>Chicken posted... </cite> <quote>Humans can act in unpredictable ways that can often go against a typical life preserving behavior which you dont really see in nature unless something is seriously ill.</quote>I dont think its sanity but I do think about this all the time. Like?? How did doing a silly dance in the mirror benefit my survival?? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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