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I think this point is often missed. We live in daily contact with pet animals that think entirely differently than us, and even humans with special needs behav
by mwigdahl 4y ago
I think this point is often missed. We live in daily contact with pet animals that think entirely differently than us, and even humans with special needs behave in radically different ways and value radically different things in their lives. If tiny variations in the human brain are able to wreak such profound differences in motivation, behavior, and cognition, why are people fixated on expecting banal human hormonally-driven power-seeking and survival behavior from a constructed mind with a totally different architecture in an entirely different substrate?