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But that's a very human-centric view of reality, isn't it? Sure, we are humans, so we can't (don't want to?) think in a different way. Other living entities in
by lmarcos 5y ago
But that's a very human-centric view of reality, isn't it? Sure, we are humans, so we can't (don't want to?) think in a different way. Other living entities in this planet do not experiment all the 3 points above (or at least that's what we know). Who knows what other living entities experiment out there in the universe?
It's difficult to extrapolate meaning about reality with a sample of N=1 (humanity), but I guess we can't do better for the moment.
- uticus 5y agoFrom a different, Christian perspective: human-centered view of reality is defined by the Creator of humans. Who also deems that humans are responsible / stewards of all other living entities on the planet. So, not human-centric in sense of we determine our own reality, but is human-centric in that humans are placed in a position of responsibility. "Go to the ant" means "learn from the ant" not "abandon human-like thinking and always see reality as the ant does" (human-centric) because God says to do so (not human-centric).
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