Is culture the result of evolution?- my bio project.
so what is culture? -this is what i got as a definition. *Patterns of human activity and the symbolic structures that give such activities significance and importance.
but what is significant- what makes humans important? is it the activity that seperates us from being 'animals'
i searched humans on wikipedia and it says we're unqiue because of things like religion and science etc..
but do animals have religion?- arn't bees being scientific by just building a beehive?
are we significant because we have 'minds'- what is a 'mind'-- do we have them because of the structure of our brains (eg. v large cerebellum)-- or is it emplaced by something else?- a soul?
do animals have culture?
would culture help us survive?- is culture passed down and created through evolution?
yea.. quite a tricky question.. i feel a bit nerdy posting this 8)- but wanted to see what other peoples thoughts were
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On the question of what kind of game would you create: "I'd make an FPS that takes place in Hell where in every level, each boss fight would be you against an evil historical figure." ~~Doodle-Boy1
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On the question of what kind of game would you create: "I'd make an FPS that takes place in Hell where in every level, each boss fight would be you against an evil historical figure." ~~Doodle-Boy1
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On the question of what kind of game would you create: "I'd make an FPS that takes place in Hell where in every level, each boss fight would be you against an evil historical figure." ~~Doodle-Boy1
Culture helps us pass the time between doing it and lets us delude ourselves into thinking there's somehow more to life. In the very least it prevents us from knowing the true nature of the universe and killing ourselves.
I'd like to show you some awesome nature related work from more or less unknown artists which deserve more attention - this is a must see, you won't regret it!!!
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so what is culture?
-this is what i got as a definition.
*Patterns of human activity and the symbolic structures that give such activities significance and importance.
but what is significant- what makes humans important?
is it the activity that seperates us from being 'animals'
i searched humans on wikipedia and it says we're unqiue because of things like religion and science etc..
but do animals have religion?- arn't bees being scientific by just building a beehive?
are we significant because we have 'minds'- what is a 'mind'-- do we have them because of the structure of our brains (eg. v large cerebellum)-- or is it emplaced by something else?- a soul?
do animals have culture?
would culture help us survive?- is culture passed down and created through evolution?
yea.. quite a tricky question..
i feel a bit nerdy posting this 8)- but wanted to see what other peoples thoughts were
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Tonight you're the whispering campaign.