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    llarryyllarryy
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    Differences in natural behavior

    One philosophical aspect is the theory if other people wether have a consciousness or not and i will show you why you should be aware that you are never alone in this world. Philosophers say we cant ever figure out precisely if theres just one person being conscious (yourself) or all persons (what most people believe) – lets take a look on my arguments:
    • Hubris leads to the conclusion of being the only one, cause there is no special reason for that thought
    • Anatomy also has no specific reason to provoke equal consciousness

    Similarity trough Knowledge
    Now that i found out there must be some kind of balance, how did i got to the point of claiming that we are not alone?
    Even equal consciousness has individual thoughts but different experiences often can lead to the same results: knowledge.
    No matter how different we are, theres someone out there who came to the same result as you. You are not alone.

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    Helcat
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    Hi Larry

    I agree that we are not alone. The West has a big push for individualism.

    I believe that the human experience is pretty universal. At some point in our lives we all have pain caused by different things. It is still the same pain, despite the belief that ours is somehow different and special. Pain is pain.

    As people we are all equal, we are all similar, yet we are all a bit different.

    While pregnant a baby shares the mother’s nervous system. What you feel, it feels, what it feels, you feel. And once born a baby can still sense its mother’s mood even without looking at her. For a while a baby has no concept of self. To a baby, the mother and baby are one and the same. Like a limb, she is the hand that feeds, that cleans, that comforts and protects.

    Love and best wishes! ❤️🙏

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