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I’m not sure chicken desires are quite that simple, nor that many humans would accept your deal. But even if we take all of that at face value: would you descri
by mikeash 7y ago
I’m not sure chicken desires are quite that simple, nor that many humans would accept your deal. But even if we take all of that at face value: would you describe the result as “successful”?
- ars 7y agoWell that depends on your goal wouldn't it? I'm not sure what the goal of the chicken is except maybe to make more chickens, and if that's the goal then yes chickens were successful. If your goal as a human is to explore and pass on your knowledge to your children, then yes, that could be considered as successful as well. Also, it depends in large part on if your goals are personal, or generational. If personal then you could argue both ways. But if generational then yes definitely a success.
- mikeash 7y agoHaving all of your descendants born into slavery is definitely a success?
- ars 7y ago> slavery Why did you just change the scenario?
- RandomBacon 7y agoI don't think he/she did. I would consider chickens held in captivity comparible to humans held in captivity. Holding a human in captivity is forcing someone else's will on that person and not giving them the opportunity to be free. I call that slavery.