Psychopaths have a tendency to make philosophical choices, as opposed to emotional ones.
Philosophers have a tendency to be emotional about their choices, as opposed to being rational.
Is a monkey that is capable of opening a jar filled with treats any smarter than a monkey that gathers the treats and puts them into a jar?
by Venator of VerumIs a monkey that is capable of opening a jar filled with treats any smarter than a monkey that gathers the treats and puts them into a jar?
Not sure whether it's smarter or not, but sure it gets all the treats.
So yes, i think it makes the smarter choice.
by Venator of VerumPsychopaths have a tendency to make philosophical choices, as opposed to emotional ones.
Philosophers have a tendency to be emotional about their choices, as opposed to being rational.
Is a monkey that is capable of opening a jar filled with treats any smarter than a monkey that gathers the treats and puts them into a jar?
Your logic is flawed.
Depends if there was one and the same monkey or two?
AJ seems to have ragequit and responded with a dick picture and a new puppet. Hmmmm
That means I win again. ;)
Congratulations.
Soon enough you'll know how full of rational thought you are yourself.
In the meanwhile I'll keep playing the round-about game and let everyone who thinks they are winning have a great time.
Amazing how much fun one can have by prodding the cattle.
As long as the cattle responds to prodding (I'm quite guilty of stupidity myself, but oh well...).
