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How on earth do you know that? And what difference does 'knowing' make? Do they make the sacrifice or not? They clearly do.
by robotresearcher 9y ago
How on earth do you know that?
And what difference does 'knowing' make? Do they make the sacrifice or not? They clearly do.
- JoeAltmaier 9y agoBy reading, being educated. Its far to late to be mystified about how animals work. Its a couple of centuries of study by now, about their instincts and behaviors. And recall, 'understanding the concept of sacrifice' was the topic.
- robotresearcher 9y agoSo you know how animals work! Excellent. Please build me a machine that does the same, to demonstrate your understanding. It can be slow and inefficient to make up for lack of equivalent materials and mechanisms. A simulated one will do. Or just explain how it works. I've been looking forward to reading that book. You'd sell some copies. Also, a nitpick: it's a few millennia of studies by now. For example you can read Aristotle on the topic from 1700+ years ago.