That same part of others might be the part that’s downvoting you. The reflexive, non-verbal, maybe not even particularly cognitive part of us that run the engine room of our human machine. The part that really likes to reproduce.
One exercise that might help draw the distinction I’m talking about is to pick a part of your body, esp a specific hand or foot or even more specific...select fingers or toes. Then do something totally normal like make some coffee or go brush your teeth. While doing this, pay very close attention to the nuances of motion and coordination of that part, and observe how specific those are vs the rather coarse-grained instruction in your head...if there is one at all. For example, the automatic rolling of the toothpaste cap into your ring finger for storage and the way your pinky is cradling the bottom of the tube while your other fingers close in cadence to squeeze the toothpaste in the right direction. I sometimes wonder if this part of us is responsible for some of that silent hand on the Internet.
Anyway, not sure what this has to do with visibility in Nepal, haha
uh, the very definition of a species is intimately tied to the ability and choice to successfully reproduce..
Not being status quo is probably a bit too much for them.
The exchange of opinions concept does work well for most though.
With the popularity of brainwashing and groupthink, talking out of someone elses butt should be considered an evolution of ventriloquism.
Its a neat trick if you don`t get out much.
I think the opportunity to find a young lady with natural resilience is much higher in AU. Using Mick Jagger as an example, we can populate the planet well into our 70's, so unless you age like a fried turd, there is no hurry.
If there are no us, there is no one who cares about our existence. There is no sense of losing something if something doesn't exist.
So 10 to the power of how many generations would that be exactly?