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> for all the good they might do. > It's like arguing with a real life philosophical zombie. It is equally unpleasant to hear you argue with opinions not stat
by krisoft 2y ago
> for all the good they might do.
> It's like arguing with a real life philosophical zombie.
It is equally unpleasant to hear you argue with opinions not stated in the comments. Almost as if you are picking a fight nobody as of yet is provoking you to pick. And the phrase "philosophical zombies" don't mean what you seem to think it means.
> It's wild to me that half the global population is so remarkably good at reflexively, and without any critical thinking, reject the idea...
I don't see much critical thinking in this sentence of the article either: "Plastic has already become a new substrate used by argonauts in the Anthropocene era to navigate in surface ocean waters, illustrating the urgent need to reduce plastic pollution in the ocean," Why does that illustrate the urgent need?
- emporas 2y ago>I don't see much critical thinking in this sentence of the article either: Maybe to article is trying to prop up the coconut husk real estate bubble. As soon as plastic cover for octopi starts to disappear, then all octopi will have one choice: Get a coconut husk or stay with no cover! Then the coconut husk market will start booming among octopi. It could be a comedy story of some kind.