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[_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)16:01:09 No.2960906
sad penguins
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)16:02:08 No.2960909
every time
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)16:25:33 No.2960926
but HWY
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)16:34:29 No.2960935
dat god tier narration
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)16:44:38 No.2960947
It's the genetic malfunction of every animal on this planet where if the population reaches a
certain number, small percentages will decide to not become a part of the norm.
Look at our own species, we have been at the point where many of us are not procreating as much
as we used to. Also some people do not even want to be a part of society and will not pass on any
part of themselves before they die.
If we didn't have this process, then the species would die out due to never ending conflict
caused by an increase in numbers of those not agreeing with the majority.
In the animal kingdom, if they don't fit in, they end their own life. The human race struggles
with this aspect, so we are more likely to end our own species.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)16:58:41 No.2960961
>>2960947
>so we are more likely to end our own species
that's not how it works
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)17:07:47 No.2960972
>>2960961
It's called a behavioral sink based on social breakdown concepts.
You'd have to look up all the experimental documents to learn about it.
It's not something that is taught due to people being too deluded believing humanity is a master
race. It really isn't the case - we're far more likely to kill each other for selfish reasons
rather than kill ourselves for selfless reasons.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)17:09:53 No.2960975
>>2960972
Yeah, I don't doubt that. It just doesn't follow in any way from your arguments in your previous
post.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)17:20:34 No.2960985
>>2960975
Population increases in crowded locations have direct correlations to social behaviors.
That's really what I was getting at in the initial post.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)17:32:11 No.2960997
>tfw want to follow ahead of him and leave food and clear the way of any hazards
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)17:39:06 No.2961003
He just wanted to see what was behind the mountains.
He just had a dream ;_;
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)17:52:05 No.2961014
I don't think there's a reason to be miserable about any of this. When there are problems in the
physical world, every creature will look to unexplored horizons.
>>2961003
Yeah, honestly.
It can also be described as trying survival strategies that have very high risk and high reward.
Humans that were stuck in overpopulated areas left and crossed the Bering land bridge into the
Americas, and canoed out to find Hawaii.
And humans who had no purpose like Siddhartha Gautama instead found a purpose, creating a system
of spiritual understanding that has helped millions of people for millennia.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/25/15(Wed)18:43:54 No.2961049
I want Werner Herzog to narrate my life, but in a way, he already did.
