happydolphin on 20 December 2012
| theprof00 said: but happy, am i correct in understanding that your reasoning for saying humans are different is because, for example, fish cannot walk? homosexuality is present in every single species. Animals are alike in many ways. It is extremely rare, and never been duplicated, that one species is different from every other animal by a single metric. For example, there is not just one species that flies. While that does not logically convlude that you are wrong, it would be the first time we have ever distinguished an animal based on a single behavioral difference. ie; there are no unique behaviors in the animal kingdom. Being that as the case, I would find it very hard to believe to be true. |
@bold. Then you need to add that to your list of predicates.
It's my belief that humans are capable of things that many other species are not. I won't get into that debate, but you asked an honest question and there's my answer.
Regardless, you logic was missing a predicate, and I'm glad we finally came to that conclusion.
