/lit/ - Literature

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Most entities are living organisms, or behave in a very similar fashion. Among actual living organisms, intelligence and problem solving seem near universal, as seen in the Japanese mold tests. Yes, fungal mold solves problems to get to your(its) food.

Dmitri Blyaev conducted scientific breeding tests (Soviet Union didn't believe in DNA, so they had to do it hands-on) and found out that hereditary traits move in groups and directions. Simply selecting for tameness had an effect on pigmentation (melanin, which is connected to adrenaline), communication, identity, cognition and playfulness.
https://youtu.be/0jFGNQScRNY

Entities were always known as spirits, nowadays as memes and memeplexes. There's a reason you can likely tell the religion / entity housing this man. Same for religious fundamentalists, nations, ideologies. They all shape their followers / portals. Those following glutton will bloat to hideous forms, lust will alter clothing, behavior and colors, add trinkets and so forth. Every entity we feed shapes us, including emotions.

Things move in directions, and to the entities we are like soil, whereas they are the organisms. It is no accident that nations have always been associated with beasts; "the Russian bear, the German hawk..."