Hay, it looks like we agree on a lot.
I could write about my views on everything but honestly it would turn out being as long as a book. So I will just reply to some of your posts. :3
Crying Heartbreak wrote:Here's today's question. What's really in this world?
There is so many things still unexplored. Why we believe technology will solve our problems, I'll never know. Just because we have satellites and Internet doesn't automatically mean we know exactly what is to happen. Or what everything is. We don't know if all supernatural things exist or not. We don't know what to explore. Tech is not life. We will never know what all is around us if we sit behind a computer and keyboard the rest of our life's. We won't be active if we are glued to the t.v. playing some game.
So now, here is the real question, why are we so technologically involved, and what's to happen to us in the future generations?
Technology makes our lives easier and it's animal nature to take the easy rout. After all, a lion isn't going to run extra distance to catch a deer just for the fun of it, making the easy rout makes life easier. Technology also gives us more time, since most of us spend all day at school/work we don't have time to come home and wash our clothes in the river so washing it say in a washing machine gets it done faster and while we do other things.
But that's not to say it's good for us, internet addictions are becoming more and more. The advances in technology will lead us to unhealthy lives, if people can just press a button from their phone to cook their food then it's going to cause health issues such as obesity. Not only that, but think about what it will do to our mental state. Depression has been linked to modern day lives. People who live in say tribes in Africa or the Amazon don't tend to suffer from depression where as 1 in 4 people will suffer from depression in the western world.
Crying Heartbreak wrote:Why is it that animals are such good company?
We isn't clear to see that animals bond differently? They chose who they like and they lay with them. Or they play with them even the family animals who like everyone chose. My puppy was a golden retriever named Rowley. He was smaller then the average golden and his fur was orange but he loved to cuddle. Anyways, he was a family dog. But, in the end, he chose me. If I called him, he would try to sit on my lap. If I went somewhere, he followed. And, for you entertainment only, if he laid in bed with me, sometimes he would sit on my head. But the point of me telling you this is to tell you that all dogs eventually chose. Out of everyone in my family, Rowley chose me.
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Why must we make such difference between ourselves and animals? We get so amazed to see two animals are best friends. we forget that we are animals. The ONLY difference from us and animals is how intelligent we are and how our thought process works.
Survival in numbers has a huge part to do with this but also because a lot of creatures just enjoy the company and enrichment of others being around.
E.g Cows for example, they have been known to suffer depression after their best friend has been taken away. They are a prey animal that herd together for safety but I'm sure they enjoy the company for more than just that reason.
I believe that we should not be putting a line between humans and other animals because in the end we are animals too. I believe that all species should be respected equally. (I'm not saying as in a dog could be prime minister or anything) but I think we shouldn't dismiss animals as being unimportant. For that reason, I disagree with animal testing, the fur industry, hunting and I am a vegetarian.