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I never look at us as much different. We’re all people.
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*Shrugs*
I'm not in a position to say.
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I just mean in that regard specifically. Things like survival are hard when you can’t do that, especially before society becomes any sort of advanced.
That's true. I usually don't take other species into consideration.
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I suppose so. But humans aren’t that different from the other intelligent species out there, in my experience.
That's something my father would probably contest.
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Learning from yourself isn’t a human exclusive trait, y’know.
No, but humans do it naturally. I can't speak for other species.
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Yep, exactly. “They” can include yourself depending on what history you’re looking at.
Which shows how impressive human cleverness is.
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Like, going out and getting a job, for example. You learn about bad interview practices and ways not to write a resume so you can avoid not getting a job in the future... This actually just sounds like mistakes. Pretend that example wasn’t bad, just neutral.
Taking advantage of the fine-tuning that they learned.
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It's a spectrum. You can also learn what doesn't incite change at all so you can know how to shift things in one direction or another.
What do you mean by that?
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Exactly.
I think that sums up the concepts of learning.
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It often is.
That and taking lessons from successes.
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Not super far back, large-scale history. But from my own history, yeah.
At that point, it sounds like learning from mistakes.
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