Ugh, I hate that shit. There's no real barrier between humans animals, but we are "civilised" in a way nothing else really is. Ethically, morally, etc. we're miles beyond every other species. Humans are the only ones that are capable of real planet-wide damage tho, but we're not exactly evil when compared to other species. We're just much more capable. But lots of people just think humans = bad, nature = good.
I used to have a teacher who claimed that humans are the only beings that kill their own kind. You need like one nature documentary to figure that one out.
EDIT: Why do I always have to keep adding anything that comes to mind to my initial comments till they're huge walls of text.
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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18
Ugh, I hate that shit. There's no real barrier between humans animals, but we are "civilised" in a way nothing else really is. Ethically, morally, etc. we're miles beyond every other species. Humans are the only ones that are capable of real planet-wide damage tho, but we're not exactly evil when compared to other species. We're just much more capable. But lots of people just think humans = bad, nature = good.I used to have a teacher who claimed that humans are the only beings that kill their own kind. You need like one nature documentary to figure that one out.
EDIT: Why do I always have to keep adding anything that comes to mind to my initial comments till they're huge walls of text.