/lit/ - Literature

>>19442198
Again with the assumptions. Do you even know how to argue?
You said that animals were perfect. I argued otherwise; you chose to capitulate.
You now claim that animals don't experience "stupid psychological issues", but you fail to define them. Am I to understand that you are referring to conscious thought?
Clearly, some animals are more 'conscious' than others. Where does the line between impulsive thought and conscious contemplation start? Monkeys seem to get depressed, as do other animals like dolphins and bears.
I will agree that animals can never experience any of the issues that we do, since our issues are of our own making. However, animals may certainly experience crises. Take, for example, an animal in captivity released into the wild. Surely they must experience "stupid psychological issues"?

unironically bronze age mindset

>>17648871
>people who disagree with wheelchair wizard are biased

>>17519578
Huayen->Chan->Zen

I'm going to become a tradpostal instead of a tradcath

read Beckett's First Love, it's short and sweet and very nicely misogynistic