The Sphere...A Perspective Upon the Tenth Dimension

Animals are in an obvious sense, unprepared to allow themselves o be killed, so as to allow the continued existence of another, of there own species.....this is what makes humans different.

Any thoughts?

Originally posted by Kashai
Animals are in an obvious sense, unprepared to allow themselves o be killed, so as to allow the continued existence of another, of there own species.....this is what makes humans different.

Any thoughts?

edit on 7-8-2012 by Kashai because: edit

edit on 7-8-2012 by Kashai because: edit

Well...a Mother Warthog will confront a Lion to protect her young. The same goes with many species. Humans are after all...just animals with large brains. I do not think we are that much different in many aspects to our fellow animals that live on Earth. Split Infinity

Originally posted by SplitInfinity

Originally posted by Kashai
Animals are in an obvious sense, unprepared to allow themselves o be killed, so as to allow the continued existence of another, of there own species.....this is what makes humans different.

Any thoughts?

edit on 7-8-2012 by Kashai because: edit

edit on 7-8-2012 by Kashai because: edit

Well...a Mother Warthog will confront a Lion to protect her young. The same goes with many species. Humans are after all...just animals with large brains. I do not think we are that much different in many aspects to our fellow animals that live on Earth. Split Infinity

Warthogs are pretty dangerous animals on there own Splitinfinifty

Not all cultures treat animals as without souls....and a larger brain can mean improved access to experiences beyond the common sense's.