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I don't think you intended your first remark to sound like this, but I'd imagine the same could be said of us from the perspective of a highly advanced interste
by matthewwiese 8y ago
I don't think you intended your first remark to sound like this, but I'd imagine the same could be said of us from the perspective of a highly advanced interstellar species: how different can the experiences be between humans, right? However, given the level of complexity of a fruit fly I know this metaphor doesn't necessarily hold when analyzed from the perspective of a human. Yet, who is to say beings beyond our comprehension wouldn't think the same of us?
Unless of course that was your point this entire time and I just stupidly repeated it in a more garrulous manner.
- namanyayg 8y agoWe have society, schooling, media, art, and culture; and every human is unique and individual thanks to thousands of years of these. Even if we got a fruit fly to speak, it's likely that every other fruit fly will say very similar things as they just have the genetic code but no "culture." So I think the difference here is caused by society, not by simplicity. Each human carries the combined knowledge of ancestors.
- Loughla 8y agoThat was exactly my point.