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Your life would be complete with a bacon tree, amirite?
by Anonymous11 years ago
And a fruit fish
by Anonymous13 years ago
or a money tree
by Anonymous13 years ago
Those above posts just prove that any human's life is never complete. Humans are just too greedy by nature, always wanting more.
by Anonymous13 years ago
*All organisms are greedy by nature, always wanting more.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Psht, since when? All other organisms are perfectly happy once they get the amount they need, it's the humans who are constantly complaining.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Umm, observe any animal. If you give them a whole bag of food, they will keep on eating until it is gone. This is why dogs are constantly begging for food, because they want more, more more. Of course, animals in the wild have to find food for themselves, which is why they don't eat 24/7.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Evolution makes animals want to eat as much as they can, so that once the food is gone they'll still have food in their stomachs and fat in their bodies. Humans don't only want food, but technology and money and clothes and all that stuff they obviously don't need. If people were like other animals, then the richest wouldn't be any different except for having a great lot of food at their normal small homes.
by Anonymous13 years ago
That's the difference between humans and animals, though. We have the ability to actually GET what we want, when we want it. If animals had the same ability, it would be exactly how we are.
by Anonymous13 years ago
No, we want things even when we CANT get them, like flying and all that. Animals have food - they eat it, and sleep, and eat, they don't worry about all this stuff they could have had.
by Anonymous13 years ago
How do you know?
by Anonymous13 years ago
Isn't it agreed upon that animals have none of these stupid feeling as humans do? No love, so no greed.
by Anonymous13 years ago
How do we know what goes on inside an animals head, though?
by Anonymous13 years ago
I thought it was decided that humans, being an intelligent species, could think for themselves and have feelings and all that, while animals lived solely on instinct.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Who decided this? And I think animals do have feelings, they aren't mindless.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Well, that's a debatable topic, right there. I believe our argument ends here, neither of us having any more proof to present.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Ok
by Anonymous13 years ago
Actually, it's not a debatable topic. Animal brains produce serotonin, dopamine, and all the different emotion-chemicals/hormones, ergo they feel emotion.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Yes but the question is how much and what specifically they feel in comparison to humans.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Wow, really? You have to take a post that's obviously joking and make it into something stupid like that?
by Anonymous13 years ago
First of all, it wasn't stupid, and second of all how could have I known that the first two comments would say something so conveniently matching to a philosophical idea about humans, when I had first clicked the comments button?
by Anonymous13 years ago
No.
All that bacon will fuck up my arteries = much shorter life.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Thus, completing your life, yes?
by Anonymous13 years ago
Yeah i guess you're right. But in my case, no, it won't be complete since i can't do anything with the bacon tree on account that i can't eat pork.
But if it was beef bacon, yeah, i'd pretty much swallow that whole tree.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Unless you're a vegan...
by Anonymous13 years ago
Dude, I'm a vegetarian and I YYA'd because if it was from a tree technically I could it.
by Anonymous13 years ago
True, true
by Anonymous13 years ago
I'd get free bacon! That's only one aspect of it. I'd have a means of procuring effectively limitless meat-products without having to kill animals.
I would make. FUCKING. MILLIONS.
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