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<blockquote data-quote="PoopyPigeon" data-source="post: 60942" data-attributes="member: 417">Yes, because our existence is backed with billions of years of evolution, and all of our predecessors were animals.Maybe we have achieved a shit ton through our intellect, but just spend even a little amount of time interacting with people and you&#039;ll notice your and theirs animal instincts kicking in.Feels bad to be left out of a friend group? In primordial times we needed a pack or tribe for survival.Why do we like people who are attractive? Good looks meant better genetic health in primordial times, signifying healthy progeny.Why do people believing the same ideologies form into a group? Tribal instincts.So forth.The only domain the aforementioned might not be true is when applying logic, for example maths and science.Our basal instincts are overall the same, and will remain the same after human civilization dissipates from Earth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PoopyPigeon, post: 60942, member: 417"] Yes, because our existence is backed with billions of years of evolution, and all of our predecessors were animals. Maybe we have achieved a shit ton through our intellect, but just spend even a little amount of time interacting with people and you'll notice your and theirs animal instincts kicking in. Feels bad to be left out of a friend group? In primordial times we needed a pack or tribe for survival. Why do we like people who are attractive? Good looks meant better genetic health in primordial times, signifying healthy progeny. Why do people believing the same ideologies form into a group? Tribal instincts. So forth. The only domain the aforementioned might not be true is when applying logic, for example maths and science. Our basal instincts are overall the same, and will remain the same after human civilization dissipates from Earth. [/QUOTE]

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