• some_guy@lemmy.sdf.org
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    9 days ago

    Pretty much. The universe is a bunch of random matter. We somehow exist. That will end and there will be nothing. Bring on the babes. If not, at least give me drugs.

    • racoon@lemmy.ml
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      8 days ago

      you can get tired of whimsical hot babes. Friends and family, though.

      Edit: ok, you can get tired of them, too.

      • eldavi@lemmy.mlEnglish
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        8 days ago

        Edit: ok, you can get tired of them, too.

        i got my own lesson in those too when i came out. lol

        • Chaos@lemmy.ml
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          8 days ago

          I got my own lesson in those too when i came out. lol

          What? Why? Did they tickle your pickle? 😐

    • Chaos@lemmy.ml
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      8 days ago

      Idk never met those said “hot babes” however I keep getting notified about them “hot milfs in my area wants to tickle my pickle”

  • Ferk@lemmy.ml
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    8 days ago

    I mean… he isn’t wrong. Goals / objectives are not something rational. Rationality is just maths and logic. A computer does not have an objective (not even the objective of preserving itself), unless you program it into it.

    It’s perfectly possible that at some point in our evolutionary past there were creatures that didn’t really care about looking for food to stay alive, the only reason we do care is because we are descendants of the very few weird mutants who had the urge to seek food… most of the ones who didn’t seek it are not here anymore. To think that it’s somehow a miracle that we exist, and that there must be something special/supernatural about us, is a survivor bias fallacy…

    We have objectives programmed into us through our evolutionary development. We define things as “good” or “bad” based on our instincts (our… “heart”), only because they happen to have been selected through evolution. They aren’t really based on rationality (although reason can be used as a tool to try and predict if the action is really consistent with achieving the goals).

    So any response that’s in line with our animal instincts that we’ve developed across our evolution is as good of an answer as to what our motivations are.

    • Poplar?@lemmy.world
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      7 days ago

      In moral philosophy these are called “evolutionary debunking arguments”. (Wikipedia)

      There are some really good replies to why we shouldnt conclude ethics is moot or something because of evolution. Mentioning this so anyone curious can read about it.