>my offspring will eliminate the competition for mates and resources
OK… thanks??
3 years ago
Anonymous
based
3 years ago
Anonymous
>school shooters kill both sexes without discrimination >gets himself shot/executed/locked up for life, only frees up resources for others
sorry but from an evolutionary perspective getting a wife from /soc/ is moronic
Obviously, if an animal knows it can survive, it will stick around until it finds a chance.
A lot of animals just off themselves when they find it is impossible to survive.
Even human muscles are way more capable than we can actually exert because our bodies don't want us to kill ourselves.
>Obviously, if an animal knows it can survive, it will stick around until it finds a chance. >A lot of animals just off themselves when they find it is impossible to survive.
you gave 0 answers to the question in OP. from an evolutionary perspective rats should keep swimming for 60 hours because something might happen even in situations they don't immediately see a way out of.
What is the difference between knowing and not knowing?
Just like how a depressed enough person would off themselves instead of doing anything or changing their lifestyle, so would animals.
Not a hard concept to grasp.
They are smart, and thought the human would rescue them again. We are like gods to them. Unfortunately, humanity is sorely lacking in cognition of its godly responsibility towards other life forms, and we cruelly kill and drown rats for the sake of #science.
seriously this sick german butthole could have saved them, when he saw them give up. Why did he have to let them drown for real? Why didn't he at least save the rats that learned?
It probably has to do with learned helplessness. If you tie a rat down, it will get stressed as hell and might even get PTSD, which is natural because being tied down in nature is a death sentence. But if you give it a rope to chew on, even if it's not even part of the constraints, the rat will be much less stressed. The ability to "fight back" is an important tool for psychological health, and in the case of water the rats learnt that their struggles weren't in vain. Water treading is also itself a measure of learned helplessness, so with the case of the ropes, the rats who were given something to chew on would immediately fight much longer than the rats who were constrained helplessly.
how does your LULZ addiction make evolutionary sense
it doesn't im here for to strengthen my soul but most of you guys don't believe in that
Unsurprisingly, an ethnic German.
I met my wife on /soc/
>I met my wife on /soc/
and your offspring shall be school shooters
>my offspring will eliminate the competition for mates and resources
OK… thanks??
based
>school shooters kill both sexes without discrimination
>gets himself shot/executed/locked up for life, only frees up resources for others
sorry but from an evolutionary perspective getting a wife from /soc/ is moronic
This fricking site.
lololololllo
The brain craves dopamine.
Obviously, if an animal knows it can survive, it will stick around until it finds a chance.
A lot of animals just off themselves when they find it is impossible to survive.
Even human muscles are way more capable than we can actually exert because our bodies don't want us to kill ourselves.
>Obviously, if an animal knows it can survive, it will stick around until it finds a chance.
>A lot of animals just off themselves when they find it is impossible to survive.
you gave 0 answers to the question in OP. from an evolutionary perspective rats should keep swimming for 60 hours because something might happen even in situations they don't immediately see a way out of.
What is the difference between knowing and not knowing?
Just like how a depressed enough person would off themselves instead of doing anything or changing their lifestyle, so would animals.
Not a hard concept to grasp.
They are smart, and thought the human would rescue them again. We are like gods to them. Unfortunately, humanity is sorely lacking in cognition of its godly responsibility towards other life forms, and we cruelly kill and drown rats for the sake of #science.
seriously this sick german butthole could have saved them, when he saw them give up. Why did he have to let them drown for real? Why didn't he at least save the rats that learned?
Onions moment
>nuuuu meh heckin ratterionoo noo
Post nose and ethnicity
oh look, a triggered german, misusing memes and misreading situations. I can smell your german autism from here buddy.
keep your veganism to yourself
Omits the part where domesticated rats even without being pulled out would survive fricking days anyway
It probably has to do with learned helplessness. If you tie a rat down, it will get stressed as hell and might even get PTSD, which is natural because being tied down in nature is a death sentence. But if you give it a rope to chew on, even if it's not even part of the constraints, the rat will be much less stressed. The ability to "fight back" is an important tool for psychological health, and in the case of water the rats learnt that their struggles weren't in vain. Water treading is also itself a measure of learned helplessness, so with the case of the ropes, the rats who were given something to chew on would immediately fight much longer than the rats who were constrained helplessly.
>evolution = intelligent design
that being said
>if you think you can survive you try to survive
>if you think you can't survive you give up
A few minutes of rest.
>expectation -> dopamine -> increased motivation
An extreme manifestation of the consequences of a normal mechanism.