Well, it's an interesting topic. I don't know why moss can't be (say) indifferent to its own growth. How does one know, other than that it seems to stand to re

Well, it's an interesting topic. I don't know why moss can't be (say) indifferent to its own growth. How does one know, other than that it seems to stand to reason? It seems to me that even cute fuzzy animals are much more indifferent to things than people tend to be. Even people are often pretty indifferent when they are in slightly altered states, without fundamentally changing their brain structures. If I am totally ridiculously zonked on GHB and barbiturates and someone breaks my toe, I might notice that and still be indifferent until I dry up. The outrage only comes after I start making decisions and putting things together, otherwise maybe it is just something that happens. Not that I suggest breaking bears' toes or anything.