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They cry when hungry. Even if they do not consciously desire life, they consciously desire not to starve, to not feel pain, to not feel too cold or too hot.
by meric 12y ago
They cry when hungry. Even if they do not consciously desire life, they consciously desire not to starve, to not feel pain, to not feel too cold or too hot.
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- icebraining 12y agoconsciously How do you know? They certainly react to hunger and pain, but so do flies and, arguably, even plants.
- meric 12y agoMy earliest memory was from when I couldn't talk and remember deliberately shaking the bells attached to my leg to attract my mothers attention. Granted I was most probably over a year old then.