Humans are just animals, and animals are also humans.

Asha 2022-04-22 07:01:16

I watched it with a high score, and I was not disappointed. I felt a little emotional. I watched those animals that I ate you, he ate me, and ate and ate, and died inexplicably. I felt that life and death were impermanent. Looking back, I am just a person. It's just small animals. Gradually, I put myself in it, and I began to feel that the lives of those animals are so boring. Thinking about people, it's just like that. If you're smarter than animals, you'll find happiness. Good luck to live to old age, bad luck. die anytime. Thinking a little bit shallowly is a view of various phenomena on the earth; thinking a little bit deeper is a clear understanding of nature, allowing me to understand what I am. I shouldn't think of myself as living in a society, because human society is essentially no different from those groups of animals. Instead, I should treat myself as living with these animals in the universe and earth. I am just a tiny little animal, raised by my parents when I was a child, grew up to find food by myself, and then raised my own children, and then died, gone, a bunch of The ashes, buried in the earth, those things on earth continue to happen, the earth turns. Why do you think so much? It's just a small thing. In real life, ideals and aspirations, emotional interests, grievances and hatreds are all unnecessary bullshit. I don’t know if there is a God, but even if there is, in God’s eyes, we humans are no different from these billions of billions of creatures. There are some creatures in the sea, as big as whales, and as small as algae on the underground seabed. They have never seen human beings, and they are also the top of their food chain. They have been eating other animals. In fact, think about human beings as well. Under the nose of an unknown creature, we are like those little bacteria that we have never seen before. Let human beings evolve slowly. Let’s develop slowly. I don’t know what the earth, sun and universe will look like in a few hundred million years, but it doesn’t matter to me anymore. I’m already gone.

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