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I tried to say 'wild like an animal' to make a distinction from the familiar concept of a 'wild animal'. A wild human animal is not domesticated and does not c
by ganzuul 5y ago
I tried to say 'wild like an animal' to make a distinction from the familiar concept of a 'wild animal'.
A wild human animal is not domesticated and does not care about what society thinks is normal acceptable behavior. It treats feeling as equal with reason; both mere qualia to be either utilized or disregarded...
I'm sure naturalists will gladly heap entire dictionaries of verbage on what I'm trying to communicate: all explainable in an instant by an upredictable, fundamentally not-safe look in one's eyes.
- captainredbeard 5y agoYou might have control preferences which are not shared across the population.
- ganzuul 5y agoI would assume that control preferences form a distribution, mine one among many.