Re: OT Chimps And Gorillas Seen Going to War in The Wild For The First Time

[Bucky Breeder]

Nicodemus <Ancient...@Heaven.Net> posted:

> In a new study documenting the fighting, researchers are hoping to shed
> some light on what might be behind the unusual aggression - whether it's
> to do with territorial battles, competition for resources, or something
> else.

Less space + increasing population = violence or dominance & submission

Same applies with all resources just as space is a resource...

Everytime! Don't quibble over the minutia like "The Japanese are crowded
but they enjoy a culture with very little violence." For one thing, it's
not true because they are not "a population" within themselves... Asia is
and they have a history of tens of thousands of years of violence, wars and
territorial disputes. Their ostensive "tranquility" can be equated to
domestic animals being derived from generations of wild animals.

You kill the hostile ones and only allow the docile ones to live and
procreate... Otherwise, only the most violent ones will survive and
procreate.

Just look at today's USA Negroes... Not as individuals but as a culture,
writ large. Are you [all] "woke" or simply suffering under the illusion of
"wokeness"? It's rhetorical.

Hope this helps.

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[Nic]

On 7/23/21 12:29 PM, Bucky Breeder wrote:
> Nicodemus <Ancient...@Heaven.Net> posted:
>
>> In a new study documenting the fighting, researchers are hoping to shed
>> some light on what might be behind the unusual aggression - whether it's
>> to do with territorial battles, competition for resources, or something
>> else.
> Less space + increasing population = violence or dominance & submission
>
> Same applies with all resources just as space is a resource...
>
> Everytime! Don't quibble over the minutia like "The Japanese are crowded
> but they enjoy a culture with very little violence." For one thing, it's
> not true because they are not "a population" within themselves... Asia is
> and they have a history of tens of thousands of years of violence, wars and
> territorial disputes. Their ostensive "tranquility" can be equated to
> domestic animals being derived from generations of wild animals.
>
> You kill the hostile ones and only allow the docile ones to live and
> procreate... Otherwise, only the most violent ones will survive and
> procreate.
>
> Just look at today's USA Negroes... Not as individuals but as a culture,
> writ large. Are you [all] "woke" or simply suffering under the illusion of
> "wokeness"? It's rhetorical.
>
> Hope this helps.
>

That's what I thought, Loango National Park is approximately 24 miles
squared, I would think that is a rather small forest/jungle for such
high primates.

[Flasherly]

On Fri, 23 Jul 2021 13:16:38 -0400, Nic <N...@none.net> wrote:

>That's what I thought, Loango National Park is approximately 24 miles
>squared, I would think that is a rather small forest/jungle for such
>high primates.

Or somebody, unreported, probably by a C19 cultist, implanted a Black
Alien Monolith Obelisk from Krubick and Authur C. Clarke homiletic
pilgrimages, into African hinterlands;- The English surrealist painter
Desmond Morris, I suspect.

https://www.wikiart.org/en/desmond-morris/the-attentive-friend-1972

Notice a slight but distinct down-hill dynamics for the chimp troupe
advancing over enticements of freshly bloodied meat, inexorability
linked to a culmination of Freudian antagonism drawn from his later
redactions upon a Death Impetus, symbolized at the punctured
underbelly of two competing tips woven to the upper adversaries,
Greater Apes, which occurs readily within a regalia of manifest
colours representing a psychic event of symbolic sanguineness of
primary cobalt and patriarch purple: two competing elements, the
reddened tip of predominance assumes, at a similar magnitude of
complexity of relatedness to congruent species, where evolutionary
convergences between a cognisant apprehension shifts from one into the
other.

Hope, as always, that helps.

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On Fri, 23 Jul 2021 16:14:51 -0400, Flasherly <Flas...@live.com>
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I'm struggling to find meaning in the orange jelly fungus excrement
dripping down the remaining leg of the blue bird with the crumpled beak,
three yellow tits and a bent penis.

My only thought was that perhaps the artist was working through
repressed emotions he had about a brown paper bag of jelly beans he
found as a child left in the summer sun for days on a park bench in
Cleethorpes and how he wished he had never been tempted by those wobbly
sweet smelling globules of listeria.

Or am I making the mistake of projecting my own repressed feelings into
what is merely a blue bird with a magnified case of prickly heat.

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On Fri, 23 Jul 2021 13:16:38 -0400, Nic <N...@none.net> wrote:

>That's what I thought, Loango National Park is approximately 24 miles
>squared, I would think that is a rather small forest/jungle for such
>high primates.

Did anyone think of just asking the chimps and gorillas what all the
fuss was about? No! Humans. Men in particular. Can they ask for
directions, can they arse. Sigh.

[Flasherly]

On Fri, 23 Jul 2021 22:43:38 +0100, "p-0''0-h the cat (coder)"
<super...@fluffyunderbelly.invalid> wrote:

>Or am I making the mistake of projecting my own repressed feelings into
>what is merely a blue bird with a magnified case of prickly heat.

A dying gasp from perhaps six centuries of art defined, to rise from
walking on its knuckles and stand up in acclaim, upon the mastery of
visual perspective of rules and its objectives -- to renounce the
profiles of "flat art" on cavewalls and Pompey's whorehouses dug out
from cinder. Many surrealists have in common a contempt of
technology, the advertorial of commercial graphic design, which
disparages art apart for a medium of reproducible mass quantities,
with which to interject into replication as propaganda of a
psychological motive, where there was none, to have achieved a
controlled economic dominance of class entitlement and control..

Of course there's still art, although it's just another economic niche
to trading venues for the rich, so far as serving any populist notion
and pragmatic residual of visionaries. The populist is in fact glued
to ISPs providing streaming media, to whom art's pervasive balloons
float over scenes from comicbook storylines repeated to endless
variants suitably encapsulated for seasonal episodes to a superhero
modeled upon the architecture of an Übermensch, given in a vision to
its priests at a table of Joseph Goebbels, Karl Marx, George Orwel,
and JG Ballard..

[p-0''0-h the cat (coder)]

On Fri, 23 Jul 2021 19:09:26 -0400, Flasherly <Flas...@live.com>
wrote:

Art reflects the times we live in. Trivia for magpies and hedonist air
heads trying to be noticed for sharing way too much of nothing in
particular. I refuse to pretend to care. I know it's fashionable but
while I can still despise I feel alive. What we need is a war my gran
used to say. Give them something to really worry about. I keep
scratching. There's still a meal or two to be found, Down in the dirt.
The origin of all things.

[Bucky Breeder]

Nic <N...@none.net> posted this via news:WPCKI.4491$xn6...@fx23.iad:

And "researchers" are like lawyers...

They make their money by overcomplicating and protracting any given issue,
no matter how fundamental the issues are.

501(c)(3) Organizations are only required to forward ~5% of their total
proceeds to the charity they purport to represent to maintain exemptions
under tax codes. Just like you don't make any money by solving the
problem, curing the disease, "researchers" have a better profit outlook by
"studying" the issues... for a really long time.

For every dollar anyone donates to study, protect, and/or save the adorable
little primates, or cute wild animals, or exploited children, only ~$0.05
needs to go to the charity while the other $0.95 can go to "contractual
advertising", "salaries", "support", "exploratory committees", "performance
bonuses", elaborate lavish entertainment, living, and transportation
expenses...

That being said, it is truely horrible what "business" interests are
perpetrating for short-term profits weighed against vital African, South
American, Asian South Pacific, and other wildlife habitats... Sort of like
in the USA where President Grant and General William Tecumseh Sherman
ordered the virtual extinction of the North American Bison to expedite
forcing Native Americans onto reservations to facilitate big business land
grabs and mineral (including gold) exploration and exploitation...

They're still killing our planet so a few powerful people can achieve more
temporal wealth...

Go figure?

[TheSidhe]

So true.