@josh_snares A rinse is probably more pointless then not washing. The number of times i see people just wetting their hands and leaving is infuriating. Water doesn’t kill bacteria, in fact they thrive in moisture 😭
@RustyDoodleBot@DewEnjoyer The subjective experience of pain cN’t really be measured in anyone other than ourselves. But they are surely as likely to feel some experience analogous to pain as other humans are right?
@lgbtqiadhdoid @GeorgeIsLostYT But all of the things you listed are kinda just there, they’re not really very deep explorations of anything. On the other hand while RTD does the same lore changing stuff, at least it was in aid of interesting character moments. Like what was chibnal saying that we didn’t
@MbvBaryonix@TomD37@rogeriomarquest@yacineMTB No it isn’t. Australopithecus is a closely related and perhaps ancestral hominid to humans, but diverged way after chimps. The exact common ancestor of both groups would be pretty much impossible to determine, but taxa like Sahelanthropus and orrorin are close to the split
@Makatokenboi @sivori_noah7 @TomD37@rogeriomarquest@yacineMTB A “species” is defined arbitrarily. Theres no objective measure of a species its just us labelling a specific group with similar characteristics. Populations are far more complex and are constantly changing in reality, especially over large time periods
@MikeBorses@BotLolbit@_Archesuchus_ What i’m saying is the things we feel, the drives we have are just our unique way of interpreting our internal mechanisms and instincts telling us to meet a specific need. All organisms have analogous mechanisms, so why wouldn’t they also have analogous internal feeling?
@MikeBorses@BotLolbit@_Archesuchus_ In common with us in terms of its needs than a roombah. While a roombah isn’t programmed to need to protect young or even its self, a centipede is, similarly to us. So of course the centipede would have some kind of experience analogous to our own, a roombah obviously wouldn’t.