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> People didn't really have diverse behaviors towards animals dependant on how human-like animals are. If they aren’t edible or dangerous we pretty much ignore
by pfannkuchen 2y ago
> People didn't really have diverse behaviors towards animals dependant on how human-like animals are.
If they aren’t edible or dangerous we pretty much ignore them, no? Like they might be wiped out as collateral damage post industrialization, but I see that as an emergent side effect that no one cares to prevent, as opposed to a positivistic aspect of human nature.
- scotty79 2y agoYeah, but all primates are edible. Humans ate a lot of humans in the past. As you say OUTSIDER is really not far away. There's archeological evidence from Europe from around the invention of agriculture of communities hunting and eating people en masse.