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If there were no humans or any other intelligent beings on Earth initially, it would be thriving now.

Without people, it would be very boring, I guarantee it.

By the way, who actually enjoys living? The strangest thing for me is that someone actually likes it...

I like it relatively well. If you're not satisfied, there's the wall here --->

Relative to what?

was it thriving? well, I don't know, I'm not sure) it's just random

okay, I'll come back to the topic of emotions, conversations, and other things)
I don't know about you, but I sometimes get tired of conversations about facts (I don't know how else to call it), i.e., about what you did, are doing, are going to do, maybe you watched something, played, listened, saw, etc., maybe even about thoughts, about what you are thinking about (although I usually talk and write about this myself)... and all because I want to talk about feelings, emotions, about the experiences you are having right now...
I really miss these kinds of conversations in real life. I rarely talk about this with anyone.

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P.S. there is both good and bad in life) I've already said that, Wolf... and if things are going badly for you right now, they took away your computer, etc., that doesn't mean that life is *awful)) those who want to will go through their "trials," overcome difficulties, and move forward, and those who don't want to can leave right now.

The same randomness applies to humans.

Compared to what?

Compared to not living, i.e., non-existence, or something like that. Although I haven't tried it.

In general, the world is structured in a rather stupid way. Why does an eagle have to kill a rabbit to eat? Why does one creature have to die for another to survive? It's an idiotic world, to be honest. I can't imagine what kind of idiot would come up with such a system.

No, the system is very clever – because everything is created for everything else, to maintain a balanced population in the world... Only humans have stepped outside this system, proclaiming themselves the pinnacle of evolution and the food chain... And their values are in power and wealth, while the animals still only have natural needs... Of course, computers, electricity, the internet, and all sorts of other benefits are good, but even if we didn't know about them, we would still be fine... it would be difficult, but fine.
However, even now, the laws of "eat or be eaten" still apply; it's just that all of this is now done in such a clever and modern way that it can't be done without some kind of consequences for the world...

Without humans, it would be very boring, I guarantee it.

If you were some kind of baboon instead of a human, you wouldn't even have the concept of boredom.

By the way, who actually enjoys living? The strangest thing for me is that someone actually does...

I enjoy it, but I won't be too upset if I die. I think that's the right way to think!))))

The world is just structured in a stupid way. Why does an eagle have to kill a rabbit to eat? Why does one creature have to die for another to survive? It's an idiotic world, honestly. I can't imagine what kind of idiot would come up with such a system.

Why? Probably because it's natural. This "world" arose as a result of a series of coincidences. That's just how it happened. And when there's competition and a struggle for survival among animals, it creates an incentive for them to evolve.

The beauty of it is that, unlike that eagle, you're a human and you have the freedom of choice. You don't have to kill. In theory, everything is great, but I'm almost certain that you, like anyone else, cut up earthworms when you were younger, regularly killed mosquitoes that dared to land on you, and squashed cockroaches that wandered into your apartment to collect crumbs from the floor. And everyone wants to eat, you know.

My computer wasn't taken, I just need to go home to get it. :)
I'm currently on vacation in Yalta, at a sanatorium. I'm getting massages, going to the beach, watching movies (in Russian, in my room), browsing the internet, going to McDonald's, and, oh yeah, I'm also finishing my last exam for my distance learning program. Even if there wasn't an exam, life is still terrible for me. I don't like it, I want to have fun FOREVER. Maybe the nickname "Crazy" would suit me better. Now someone will say that I don't deserve it, that I'm just arrogant, a nobody who wants to "rule the world" and doesn't want to do anything for it.
I believe that if life is worth living, there should be at least as much pleasure in it as there is displeasure. But for me, it's the opposite, and I don't know why I'm still alive.

Heh, it's more enjoyable.))
You know, some people find pleasure in other ways...
Massage, the sea, movies, McDonald's, and what? Is that entertainment and pleasure?)) It's more like something that can diversify life and possibly improve your mood...

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ps Seriously, I want to go to Yalta.

The beauty of it is that, unlike that eagle, you are a human and you have the freedom of choice. You don't have to kill, you know. In theory, everything sounds great, but I'm almost certain that you, like anyone else, dissected earthworms when you were younger, regularly exterminated mosquitoes that dared to land on you, and squashed cockroaches that wandered into your apartment to collect crumbs from the floor. And everyone wants to eat, you know.

about my difference from the eagle. Is this fair? I have the freedom of choice, the eagle doesn't.
About the worms and mosquitoes. Yes, I did exactly that just about 5 years ago. I was a real moral monster back then... A rat and a braggart. Now I've changed... After I was sent to a children's camp for the first time. It was almost completely filled with the same rats and monsters who all bullied me, verbally and physically (they took my things, beat me, etc.). Why they chose me, I don't know, maybe because I was the least physically developed and not very articulate, I couldn't answer anything. I tried to hang myself several times, but I couldn't even find a rope :) But after that camp, I stopped being a monster... And for some reason, I stopped squashing cockroaches, killing mosquitoes, and burning ants.
A year ago, I was in camp for the second time, it wasn't as cruel there, but I continued to be a "whipping boy." Maybe it's something about me, although I don't know exactly what. I'm going again this year, and I don't even know what to do.
I'm surprised that I'm not ostracized so much online. Maybe some people don't like me, but not to the point of trying to ruin me... That hasn't happened.

The world is generally an unfair place, son. :smile17: