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> f it were an actual instinct, I would possess it as would essentially all people. I do not possess that instinct what-so-ever. The existence of variation doe
by munificent 5y ago
> f it were an actual instinct, I would possess it as would essentially all people. I do not possess that instinct what-so-ever.
The existence of variation does not disprove the existence of trends.
- adventured 5y agoOf course. However the parent stated it as a "We" that was implied to span humanity. It doesn't.
- 542354234235 5y agoWhen talking about all of humanity, does saying “we” really imply that every single person has this or that trait, or does it imply that people in general have this trait? We are social creatures. Do you think I mean every single human being that lives or has ever lived was social, or in general we are a social species? This just seems like intentionally reading their comment in the least charitable light as an excuse to argue.