| 31 Jan 2023 |
 ExecuteVadimKrasikov | values we would even share with alien societies | 22:55:57 |
 volhard | * Chimps or chickens to Humans. They won't care and your intellectual divide will exponentiate with time. | 22:55:58 |
| volhard | Idk about you, but I don't spend time trying to talk to ants. | 22:56:33 |
| volhard | * Idk about you, but I don't spend time trying to converse with ants. | 22:56:53 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | i did spend quiet many time to understand behavior patterns of other lifeforms. | 22:57:35 |
| volhard | Learn anything worthwhile? | 22:57:58 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | If asked that question, I guess I would say jumping spiders | 22:59:53 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | a lot of us dont like spiders... out of fear... | 23:00:47 |
| volhard | And what was that? | 23:00:52 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | but if you understand a lifeforms behavior, you can start to see "culture" and "mind" in it. such things lead to a feeling of possible co existence. so yes, its worth to try to communicate with such little life ;-) | 23:02:59 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | they are able to communicate btw, at least in a very little context | 23:03:20 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | like little dogs | 23:03:38 |
| volhard | Sure other beings have cultures and laws. And what's henious to us (eg: male lions killing cubs of the losing one), it's something they all agree and live by. | 23:07:10 |
| volhard | * Sure other beings have cultures and laws. And what's henious to us (eg: male lions killing cubs of the losing one or maturing ones being forced to leave their clan), it's something they all agree and live by. | 23:09:43 |
| volhard | * Sure other beings have cultures and laws. And what's henious to us (eg: male lions killing cubs of the losing one, maturing males being forced to leave their clan,...), it's something they all agree and live by. | 23:10:05 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | dont we accept elephants laws, until they threat our human farms ❓️ | 23:10:11 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | so it is with the russians | 23:10:17 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | we can no longer ignore the trampling elephants | 23:10:46 |
| volhard | You don't need to and nor would the elephants have any of it, especially when they are not-elephants, but Humans, peers of similar intellect. | 23:12:36 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | some societies act like elephants | 23:26:17 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | and even if they may not treat others willingly, they can be come out as a threat for others. | 23:27:16 |
| volhard | Elephants as I know are very social beings with tight integrity. | 23:27:29 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | ok, a comparison by their minds is clearly unfair, i follow that. it was more about their physical stature and attributes | 23:28:58 |
| volhard | Juggernauts scare everyone. The key is to not offend them. They aren't usually aggressive as long you don't antagonize their interests. | 23:33:30 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | as all animals | 23:35:49 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | that makes up good life.. want to exist, without to harm other life in a fatal way, as long as no need for it | 23:37:15 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | can't see that pattern by the russian society | 23:42:34 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | at least not in the majority | 23:45:26 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | they are still like the nazi germans back in the 1930s, in matters of what they believe and what the place in the world, should be for them. | 23:46:32 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | they have to learn, we have to teach | 23:47:15 |
