Do you not believe in absolute truths ?

Finally something coherent out of this dude

Altruist morality that only exists within humans and for what particular reason?

Okay cringe

It just did

(Not to you notso)

What @GHOST

Please enlighten me

@Notso do you believe in absolute truths ?

I don't know why you're trying to talk reason to him, it's obvious he's trolling @Alice Redacted

Can you find me some evidence or examples of this

Of altruistic repetitive behavior in animals

Finding evidence would be using scientific tools to prove his point

I believe there are some things that always hold, if that’s what you mean
But I believe that in general there is always a more accurate representation to be found of any „truth“

No we can watch animals ourselves

And that is the progression of science

It's not labcoat testtube nonsense

Animals operate on a clock they are very predictable

If they was absolute truth to everything, there would be some „end“ to knowledge

Okay @Notso i generally believe truth is truth, it doesn't get more simpler than that, if there wasn't any absolute truth, anything in the bible could be disregarded because it wouldn't be absolute

Im no physicist but I know there are some issues with measuring extremely small forces and particles as well

Yes @Alice Redacted

I don't think in any way that's beneficial unless you're considering it from the perspective of an admirable trait but I don't see the reason for it being admirable or a trait in the first place strictly based on survival

Are you saying it's from a utilitarian standpoint?

I need to get ready for the day

Sorry

I don't think animals have that understanding

I don't think they grasp the concept

They have been observed to

Yeah i don't think thats really applicable to animals

It is self-evident that this mutual aid is beneficial *because it is prevalent in nature.*

If it negatively impacted the survival of a species it would be selected out as a behavior.

It is self-evident that this mutual aid is beneficial because it is prevalent in nature.

ugh this internet connection is ass, sorry if I double-post

But they know if something hurts them to avoid it the next time

Just because they do a certain thing doesn't mean we can put thoughts in their brain

They do stuff based on there instincts and even then they sometimes do stuff out of there programming like tend for other animals

>we can't put thoughts in their brain
heh but here you are making claims about what God can and can't do @⍟luminance

And human altruism is no different?

It’s not thoughts, but it’s genetics — things that increase survivability of a certain population will lead to increase in size of population with beneficial traits

That's because he said he's all knowing