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Blithely reducing human experiences to commonly known physical realities is not intellectual or mature.
>If you think about it little Timmy, your dead grandma was just flecks of stardust randomly assembled into a living being.
>Of course you "love" your child, but did you know that love is closely tied to mere chemical processes in the brain? Fascinating.
>Of course murder is bad, but have you considered how society arbitrarily distinguishes between harming some forms of life such as humans, and others like mosquitos? Curious.
This brand of "intellectualism" NGT spouts all the time adds nothing to a conversation but self-aggrandizement, patting oneself on the back for inserting bland observations everyone already knows disguised as poignant scientific observation.
>If you think about it little Timmy, your dead grandma was just flecks of stardust randomly assembled into a living being.
>Of course you "love" your child, but did you know that love is closely tied to mere chemical processes in the brain? Fascinating.
>Of course murder is bad, but have you considered how society arbitrarily distinguishes between harming some forms of life such as humans, and others like mosquitos? Curious.
This brand of "intellectualism" NGT spouts all the time adds nothing to a conversation but self-aggrandizement, patting oneself on the back for inserting bland observations everyone already knows disguised as poignant scientific observation.
