Pemalite said:
Yes it does.
False assumption considering you haven't provided a single shred of evidentiary support in this thread thus far.
False.
False assumption. I can.
Sexuality is a spectrum. But other species have "identified" as other animals... You raise a squirrel with kittens and it will start to purr.
And that enjoyable feeling from that chemical reaction promotes repetition of an activity.
Consciousness is a very subjective term and is difficult to quantify either way. |
"False assumption considering you haven't provided a single shred of evidentiary support in this thread thus far."
i'm not the one making vast assertions on how things work
"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_theory"
how does this substantiate your argument?
"False."
elaboration on how?
"Genetic and environmental factors can cause irrational reactions to something"
"can" is very different to "always cause"
"Another name is the "Fight or Flight response"."
fight or flight responses are evolved reactions that occur before a person's conscious mind is able to process what the threat is properly
this is obviously different to someone actually consciously perceiving something like cotton balls and having a response
"Sexuality is a spectrum."
its not and it obviously can't be since sex occurs through the interaction of bodies, the primary sexual characteristics of those bodies follow two forms - penis and vagina... sure there's also anal sex but obviously sexuality is bounded by how our bodies develop
"But other species have "identified" as other animals... You raise a squirrel with kittens and it will start to purr."
animals cannot "identify" as anything, they are not self aware
sure they may change their behavior depending on their environment but its not a purposeful self-conscious imitation of some other group
"And that enjoyable feeling from that chemical reaction promotes repetition of an activity."
ok then why don't people cheat on their lovers anytime the opportunity presents itself? if its just about the dopamine rush?
"Consciousness is a very subjective term and is difficult to quantify either way"
primarily because we don't really understand it







