o_O.Q said:
i will concede that you are right here i was wrong here also however the fact that light shows characteristics of both particles and waves means that it does have an opposite that can negate it since that holds true for both waves and particles
" Much of what we think are opposites aren't discrete entities but just two poles of one scale." i didn't say at any time that they were discrete from the beginning i said that there is a scale between the two so it appears like you are agreeing with me
"Not all humans believe they are above animals or even more inteligent" true but i'm talking about generalised ideaas that most people hold
"And even though animals can't write or talk to us so we wouldn't see their thoughs they use very complex mathematical constructs by instinct. Do you think you as a very bright human could fly by yourself or using a plane without studying it?"
again true but the difference between us and them is that we have a far higher capacity to learn and conceptualise outside of our base instincts most people could fly an aeroplane if they dedicated enough time to it and were taught... the same does not apply to any other animal |
Care to show what anulates or negates light?
For two things to be opposite just because they are poles isn't opposition. If you "sum" the hottest and the "coolest" the lightier and darkest, etc you wouldn't end with 0. The people without knowledge or in simple conversation simplify them to opposites by comparison not that they really are. Even if we just had two temperatures one would be hot and the other would be cold, that still wouldn't make them opposite unless they were the poles on the scale.
On the animals, yes most think they are inferior because they lack critical thinking or other forms of racionality.
On the learning, that is evolution. No being knew how to have more than one cell at the beggining, or how to swim, walk, fly. It was learnt through milleniums. But I conced no know specie outside humans are capable of the same learning (although some apes can learn some complex things and some animals can learn tricks).

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