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>Define human as the human body.
>Define goal as what the body is perceived to be doing.
If you're such an ape, why do you bother with end goal?

>>15458077
The end goal of any individual is to lead a pious life according to the teachings of the bible and the church.

>>15458077
Reproduction

>>15458077
>Define human as the human body.
Even if I could take this for granted it doesn't really reduce any ambiguity.

>Define goal as what the body is perceived to be doing.
So a rock that rolls down a hill had the "goal" of having done so? Is the heat death of the universe its "objective"? Not a well organized inquiry anon.

>>15458077
Progression of the dialectic to full communism.

Salvation

>>15458077
cooming in socks and letting them produce life asexually

>>15458154
I honestly wonder how different the world would be if humans reproduced asexually.

>>15458077
Creation and self-expression. Mother nature told me so when I took a heroic dose of shrooms. Reproduction falls under the category of creation.

>>15458077
The body has no goal, it's like asking what the goal is of the wind or the mud. It simply is. Minds define goals, for itself, for the body, for the world.

>>15458077
>you are your body

yeah, you probably are, but I'm not lmao

To die