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by Teever
62 days ago
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I actually had this 10 guy sort of thought last night: There was a point where an organism became self aware, and then there was a point sometime after that where an organism realized that it was the first that had become self aware and all the implications of that. To me that's a demarcation point in all of life -- the moment a creature realized that it was different from all the things that had come before it on the earth, whether they be non-living or living, as if there was a third category, living and self-aware. I wonder if it considered it important to spread self-awareness or if it lamented that it had more important things to deal with like just surviving. And what kind of organism was it -- was it a mammal? Or was it something that came before that? |
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