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Humans vs Animals - The Human Mind 070124 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  The difference between humans and animals is that humans are constantly creating things out of
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  their mind that is better in their mind and better in their society. A
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  human being, it's an animal and a being at the same time. The
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  human means you're just like animals, just it means a god physical body.
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  The animals you eat, you put your pee, you sleep, you play,
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  just as animals do. You create mess and pay, don't fix.
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  You don't see an animal create a mess and come back to fix it.
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  It's just the way you want go where you want. One thing is clear.
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  The difference between an animal and human. You don't see it. Can
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  sit on the table, to read a book, to study, to create
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  something that is not in nature. That's why I see humans. Humans who
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  are closer to nature or closer to the cross sizes of animals. There their
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  lives speak for itself, right because the humans who create something more than natural
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  humans who create artificialities, their lives are better. Right. They create cars
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  and you know, technologies create wealth. Can be the villa of your home,
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  by the yard you want, or the plane or the jurt. They
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  can fly, they can stream. Humans can do everything right. This cat,
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  yeah, if you put in worry again. You're gonna be so scared,
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  right, Yeah, But the humans are not animals because humans create artificialities.
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  The friends between a human and an animal is the ability for human to
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  create something that's not natural, something that is artificial. A human being can
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  imagine something that does not exist in this world and create that time. Everything
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  you see in this house here comes from human imagination. That's a difference between
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  humans and animals. And humans can speak, so when a human is fighting
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  with another human, shoe there behavingly animals right, because humans have the intellect
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  of the mind to convince and persuade somebody, right, and you know when
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  something is not going right, you try to make sure that things go right
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  because you have a mind. The mind of the human being, it's not
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  comparable to any creature in nature. The mind of the human beinginess is not
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  comparable to the creature in nature. But so humans don't use their minds and
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  therefore they are comparable to things in nature. The animals. It's offensive to
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  say human beinginess an animal because humans are humans, not animals. But humans
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  have animal traits. Every animal poops, p eight, drinks, slips,
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  sit and do nothing and ply so laziness is an animal characteristics. You see
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  the kittens door, Just what do they do? They just ate around,
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  play around, They slip, and they ply and they sleep. They don't
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  do no homework, they don't draw, they don't create, They don't worry
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  about any thing. So when a human does not worry about anything, they're
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  almost close to the state of nature. When is it? Humans are sometime
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  animals unless unless it's offensive. It means that humans are just like natural things.
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  Right, It's the same thing I'm saying that if human make sure like
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  a tree, right, because a tree can only develop a said that becomes
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  a tree self, right, and the tree cannot have said that. It
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  is not the true right. But humans are capable to create things that are
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  not themselves. The mans can create a robot and actificial intelligence. This dinosaur
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  here, is it a really dinosaur? Is what it's made of? Work?
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  Yeah? Where does plastic come from? Tree? Is correct? You
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  see we took the natural thing and then make some sense to be said of
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  it. Right, That's what means to be human. So be human,
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  it must be willing to contribute. It must be willing not to just be
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  a human, but a human being. It means you need to use your
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  intellect, your creativity, to add something to society, to create something new.
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  You're only a human being if you can create something new, else you
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  are like anything as in nature. Right to show that you are not like
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  anything as in nature, it means you have created something new. That's why
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  people who have ip intellect, your property rights make the most money. Right,
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  And those who create, who create, we invent, they have the
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  most man and the most respect in society. Right because they are proven that
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  we are not animals. They are proving that we are something modern animous.
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  They are proven that we got god intelligence, that we are something. They're
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  proving that nothing can stop us. That's why when humans go to space,
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  everybody is so happy, right when a human When humans go to the moon,
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  we're happy. Right. When hu must invent something that is so complex,
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  all of us celebrate. Right, it means that human has moved the
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  human intelligence. It means that humans has taken us away from nature, away
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  from animals. That's the cat. But when we compare ourselves to animals,
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  we're letting ourselves down, right, Yeah, But the comparisons, it's based
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  on the fact that we've got the same organists the same selves. We act
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  the same the animals the right. You can see the cats we have here.
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  We do what they do? Right? What is what do they do
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  that we do? What are some of the things that the animals do are
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  similars to us? Eat correct, sleep, play, speak loud a little
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  bit, poop and pete correct, fight right the word and clean themselves because
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  they are cats. Right. The animals clean themselves right, But some humans
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  can even clean themselves. They start to take away us something on the complex
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  humans to animals. Sometimes it depend the type of animal. Right, because
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  it's not right for animals to be comparing bad humans to them. Nd,
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  because it's then a human beings compared ourselves to an animal is to dinner great
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  the animal? Right? But animals in their own selves, they are limited
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  in their intelligence right, Their minds are not as big as us. Right?
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  So what is it in the human being that makes a human being not
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  to be an animal? Who do you think that makes us not an animal?
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  To be something more than an animal, or to be something more than
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  human? What do you think is in us? Just one thing in us?
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  Maybe true, that makes us to be different from animals? Is it?
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  Does it make what makes you from a namal it were sometimes it makes
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  your animal? Then, so what makes you different from an animal? Should
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  say a lot of stuff? What? What? Yeah? What is it?
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  You're correct? Create? But create from what? Ye? Your mind?
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  I should be off the bat. The thing that makes the human beding
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  from an animal is a human mind. And that mind can develop a conscience.
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  That conscience can develop a soul, right, and the things that make
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  us different from these animals. It's a mind. A mind develops the intellect,
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  right, the intellect develops a conscience, and the conscience developing soul.
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  Right to have a soul in myself, a conscience and have a conscience,
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  you my an intellect and have that intellect. You must have a mind.
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  That's the thing that differentially humans from anymous. The differentially humans from the tree.
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  If this tree is to fall, if a tree is to fall in
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  the house, if you just found the house, right, it's not worried
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  that, oh maybe it's a way that us people might be in this it
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  might kill people. It doesn't, right, because it does not have that
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  mind that has an intellect, that intellect that develops a conscience, and that
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  concent develop a soul or the sense from right and wrong. Right. The
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  concept of right and wrong differentiates a human from an animal, too. Right.
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  It comes from the tree is the mind, right, the mind,
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  the tree is the mind, the intellect. It's the the the fruits or
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  the branches, right, and then the soul. The conscience becomes like the
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  route. Right, So you can try it. You can do a diagram,
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  but it all comes from the mind, or the mind can be the
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  source. But this guy's got minds too, right. They got a brain.
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  Right, So if you have a brain, that is a mind right,
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  because they calculate us. Sorry, they talk to us, right,
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  It's just that our minds are bigger than theirs. It makes sense. It
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  doesn't matter how big an elephants a big right, w We have more intelligent
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  than them, right in our own ways. We're intelligent in creative intelligence.
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  As we said, humanst have creative intelligence. So the thing that actually differentiates
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  us from the little minds of animals that we have creative We have creative intelligence.
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  We have infinity creative intelligence. We have exponential creative intelligence. It means
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  we have the thing in us to think and dream and create things that are
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  not natural. They're not of this world. Right. If you take for
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  example, that the printer there. It's not from many things in nature,
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  right, it just comes from the It's just a thing from the human mind.
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  It doesn't exist in nature. So the human being has that thing that
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  expanse of mind, the infinitiness of mind that nothing else has. The sun
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  will rise, and the song will do. The sun and the rain and
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  the moon, everything in nature will do the same evolution, right, or
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  cycle or rotation or whatever we call it, or routonization of the same thing
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  all the time. Right. That's why we can predict the weather. Right.
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  We can predict the weather more than we can predict the human. Right.
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  Think about it. We can predict the weather more than we can predict
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  the human because the things in nature they do the same thing again and again.
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  You know what these cats will do. You know what the rain will
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  do. So we can predict nature, but it's difficult to predict human What
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  is it in the human being that's difficult to predict? Again, the same
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  thing you said last time, the mind. You're smiling now and laughing now,
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  I don't know why. Yeah, you're looking at me and squeezing your
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  hands and smiling. I don't know why. I don't know why I'm speaking
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  of if the one speaking and playing my hands, see, the cats are
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  like, what is he doing? The cats keep following my hands. They
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  don't care about my mouth. They're following my hands. They said, oh,
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  what is he talking? What is he saying to us? But the
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  question becomes when might doing that? The mind is the most complex part of
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  the human being. That is that it's good to seek to understand. That's
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  triangleism. See the triangulism ard. I'm trying to map the human mind,
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  human thought. As I see all those lines or those dimensions, Where did
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  the right way? Where did that thought? What's a chain called to that
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  thought? Where did they start? And how do you connect it? If
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  you connect those thoughts like you see here, what happens you greet beauty?
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  Right? Because the human mind has imagination, right, we think of something
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  with the human mind and the human beinginess all of the capacity to act on
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  their thinking, on their imagination. Right, we think that we need to
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  create a car that or what if I can fly? Hu must think that
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  way and behold they have a plan. Right. Humans think the imagine,
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  they create, and they develop the potentials to create. Humans created money,
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  Right, Humans create means to make life beautiful. Humans create the things that
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  make you create. Humans create the things that make you create more. Humans
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  create means to help you, to incentivize you to create more. Society.
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  It's made better words to creativity. Right, Well, humans are today nothing
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  in nature ever be that right? Everything in nature is still the sign,
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  the rain stills the same. If nature is changing, actually it's human minds
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  changing nature. The things we do surprises nature. That's too much for me.
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  See the heat we're having now, so much hit. The climate catastrophe
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  we have talking about. Oh, they talk about climate warming, global warming.
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  It's humans, humans, little minds, humans minds put together destroying the
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  universe, destroying nature to the extent that our little mind is put together.
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  It's moving the planet, melting the ice, clean, the polar bells,
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  clean, the fishes in the water, destroying all the trees that nature made
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  humans to destroy. Because we're destroying the trees, you're not breathing. Well.
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  The trees take the carb and the oxide and give you oxygen to breathe,
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  yes, and makes it and cooler when there's too much heat. Yeah,
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  because you're using your good mind. So the mind we're talking about now
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  some wood use it for good, some of the bad way. The mine
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  is like a gamer. So people discovered within themselves. Oh there's a game
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  in me. I didn't know that. So like there's a game. Concernt
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  the call mind right and they think one idea and they see that they can
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  exponentce your idea and some humans you need to stop there the oh guys stuff
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  now, so you need to use our minds for good. That's that's that
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  is philosophy. Now that is art is to try to map the human mind
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  or thought. Then that is ai philosophy because the human minds are gonna a
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  right, So that is philosophy. Is now is for us to use our
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  mind positively? Then that is fashion is to use our mind to create beauty.
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  The art is to map the mind. Connect The dots are our thoughts,
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  how we think, how can create any people out of it? Measure
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  my pocus and balance out of it. Then the philosophy now tells us how
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  to use our minds well and to one us against What will happen if we
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  don't use our mind as well? Is that using our mind? World?
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  Is that a beautiful art? Did I create that art? Is this art?
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  In nature? Does it grain trace? Can the animal do this all?
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  Now? Did I see this art from something? That's the difference the
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  human and the animal. So when you're lazy, there have been an animal,
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  right, because most animals are just like our examples. So our cat
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  like its just lazy creatures. Look at the panda. Panda just said that
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  eat bamboo to just go people go to the zoos to see how lazier animal
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  I can be. But is there different types of like persuasions something like that?
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  I think, so happens, it reastens, and then it's just a
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  bamboo. Yeah, but that's so beautiful, so fluffy. So you know,
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  saying, right, lazy, but they have the force of attraction.
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  Right, you want to go so cute? You want to go see how
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  can they stimue that cutes? That beautiful, that fluffy, that attractive.
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  But lazy, that's an animal, right. Yeah. Creativity is not lessiness.
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  The humans who create the more have the most right. Humans who create
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  the more have the most right. America is the best country in the world
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  because they create the most right, and they have the most right. People
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  will create less half less right, and people don't create They're not They're not
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  far from the state of nature. Right, we go to those villages and
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  primitive tribes, they are most living the same lives just like in other animal
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  in that neighborhood. Right, And so therefore their cities are not developed.
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  You don't have skyscrapers, highways and super connectivities and internet and and satellites and
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  drones. They don't have all those things, right, because they do what
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  animals. They do what nature does, right. They's so they do what
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  the trades do. They follow the seasons, right, But humans create seasons
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  a right. Imagination, thought and creativity or in the mind makes us different
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  from animals. Human human being can only be an animal if it does not
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  create something artificial, something good, and must create too, right, But
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  their creativity is not out of the realm of imagination. Right. You see
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  the care will be playing with the balloon here. It's just plain right.
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  But we think to buy food or things, things to make their lives better,
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  right, to give them shelter and or it is our imagination way.
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  That's what the human being bure hospitals, the human being cured diseases, and
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  the humans have come so far now we are thinking to go beyond earth,
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  right, and that is philosophy is saying that that we should not limit ourselves
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  in the universe, right, that because of that that big mind, we
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  should think about the martivers, right, that we can't take our minds into
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  beyond space. Right, and to see if there are some aliens there,
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  right, if there's some other people on aus, right, that's what I'm
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  thinking. Human and animals not the same. Mm hmm, right, probably
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  be an animal in my dits right, Yeah, because being a productive,
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  contributing person, right, I can see they don't be a tree, right,
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  mm hmm. See when the storm is coming, can the tree move
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  away from the store, away from the storm. You can't see the storm
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  coming? Yeah, yes, maybe, but the human being can already predict
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  the storm, right. The storm's not gonna come in one year to come.
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  Humans already know it now. Yeah, because I learned that dogs can
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  talk no danger faster than humans. Yeah, yeah, yeah, they can.
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  They can smell it, right, but they know the danger. But
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  that limited right us? How fire dog can go? Right? Who take
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  a play and the dog will just keep running it gets tired and he dies.
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  Either plan is not enough. We take a jail and go to space.
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  That's how far humans can go. What goes to space is a mind
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  right, science, right, the human developed science and technology right or less
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  creativity from the mind. That's why it's a human being. You're born to
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  contribute to society, the computer society. Must develop your own mind. It's
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  usually your mind for good. Don't do what animals do. It's demeaning upon
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  the human being to have traits of animal behavior because animal behavior is carelessness.
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  It's recklessness. It lacks growth. Right, it does not contribute, It
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  stays to sign, It attracts people down. It becomes a burden or a
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  liability or a leakage and too others. Must yourself to develop yourself. You
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  must develop your mind. When they say humans are developing themselves and makes humans
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  don't want to be seeing the animals right. And when they say human,
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  it's cause some people under developed. It means their system. It's not far
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  from nature right, Right, if you go somewhere, and you can go,
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  for example, somewhere in the top or country somewhere, you say that
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  just it's just they're not far from nature here. You need to you need
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  to go to the park to see nature. You need to drive to go
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  see nature. But some people they just live in nature because they didn't develop.
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  What is not developed? When they say're not developed? What? What?
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  What they think is not developed? What is the one thing said that
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  when they say the human man, it's not developed. What do you think
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  they say it's not developed? H your pine. Everything comes up to their
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  mind. Right. When they say people are not developed, it means their
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  minds are not developed. Right. They don't have people that have all of
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  that creativity to develop their science and technologies. They are not expanding their minds.
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  Right, They're fighting to be natural. Right to preserve nature is good.
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  Preserving nature is a good thing, right, Right, But you must
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  develop yourself in the preservation of nature to enhance your life. Right, have
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  a better human experience. Right to differentiate yourself from the creatures of the universe.
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  It must be different. Right. You must elevate yourself. Right,
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  it must it must upgrade, update and abload and enhance your brain. Right
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  you must seek to be enlightened. Right, you must seek to be civilized
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  and educated. Right. You must nurture yourself to do what animals to not
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  do what animals we do, right, and to do what animals can do
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  right. Right. So the contrast to us it's not being animals, because
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  animals got the same lexiostic they got so many futures that we have. But
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  to separate ours from animals, we must superve ourselves from our deeds, and
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  this of our conscienceness and our soul, and well supparate ourselves from animals from
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  our positive creativity and positive development and positive future. Right, thank you guys. H