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You're asking questions which have more to do with our own higher cognition instincts and how our mind factors social behavior, rather than how an ants sees it.
by BulgarianIdiot 3y ago
You're asking questions which have more to do with our own higher cognition instincts and how our mind factors social behavior, rather than how an ants sees it. So maybe the examples should move towards how society deals with parasites who lack critical social features like empathy, morality, honesty. And if studies are correct, it seems we let them rise to the top.
- TeMPOraL 3y ago> So maybe the examples should move towards how society deals with parasites who lack critical social features like empathy, morality, honesty. And if studies are correct, it seems we let them rise to the top. Some of them, at least. Society has some defenses that shunts most of such cases to mental facilities, prisons, or just plain obscurity. The ones able to avoid those defenses, however, achieve tremendous success at the cost of everyone else. So just like with parasites in the animal world. But if we're walking up and down the ladder of abstraction, what about higher-level parasites? I'd call the advertising industry a successful one.