@o_andras @yogthos oh, like a single species of animals competing against eachother?
I guess when I think of natural competition, I think of competing against the rest of nature for survival. But idk if that's relevant.
But for species, there's territorial and mating stuff - I was reading about bird calls the other day.
I have a hammock hanging under these 2 oaks. Sometimes I just look up at the boughs. I think that they grow while competing for more sunlight. Right?
@o_andras @yogthos I'm pretty sure that at its core, basic human goodness is overcoming the natural instinct of individual selfishness and doing what's best for everyone as a whole.
But thats the exception. Being selfless is exceptional.
I think that by default, in our natural state, we'd be greedy, consuming as much resources as we can.
My argument is dumb and falls a little short, I know. But the truth is in there somewhere, I'm sure of it.