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all4naija: You just like argument. Hahaha... we all know even baby can not see at birth and therefore that is a good example of many dormant abilities and senses in babies. convinced. It's still kinda controversial among researchers tho. |
Support for karmic koala has ended since last year. Just upgrade to Precise Pangolin(12.04) |
all4naija: Instincts is a natural way or behavior of thinking or doing things. Though it has to do with human instinct when its thinking but animals don't have that ability for sure. Learning in animals doesn't require thinking, it is just a pattern in their behavior, that is why some animals are better learner than others. To process information is different from thinking. The reason why computer can not think is just a good example of that.and a classic definition of thinking would be............... |
[quote author=Maria-G]JT[/quote]May-G |
After eating, if i tried to eat from her plate as well, she'll tell me to go to the backyard and look for "omu'nwa'eri" which means literally "parent should not eat". We fell for it for years searching the backyard for minutes before returning when she has finished the food. |
There's a spanish saying that "God couldn't be everywhere at once, so he created mothers". Gracias mami |
jamace: Funny lion.jammy ![]() |
mcsnup: Of course they gat brain and they make a good use of it...what's your defination for instinct?[quote author=www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/instinct]Involuntary response by an animal, resulting in a predictable and relatively fixed behaviour pattern. Instinctive behaviour is an inherited mechanism that serves to promote the survival of an animal or species. It is most apparent in fighting and sexual activity. The simplest form is the reflex . All animals have instinct, but, in general, the higher the animal form, the more flexible the behaviour. Among mammals, learned behaviour often prevails over instinctive behaviour.[/quote] |
[quote author=*dhtml]Source: http://studyenglishtoday.net/can_animals_think.html[/quote]interesting |
all4naija: It depends on the level of thinking. I believe animals can process information mainly based on instinct. In that regards I would say they don't think but can process and repeat what they have been trained to do. So, animals don't think, they act based on instincts.can you give a sharp contrast between a baby and an intelligent animal, in terms of observable traits? |
Just wondering. Those animals that can recognize themselves in the mirror, how come they know its them and not some other animal? |
all4naija: It depends on the level of thinking. I believe animals can process information mainly based on instinct. In that regards I would say they don't think but can process and repeat what they have been trained to do. So, animals don't think, they act based on instincts.so learning is now by instinct, baa? |
valicious1: Yes they are. When ur dog runs to give u a "HUG", its simply doing that cos its been doing that right from birth & not because it thinks it should give u a hug. NB *note as am constantly using the word "it" instead of "he" or "she". To show u the proximity/nearness of animals to plants.instinct is defined as [quote author=http://www.thefreedictionary.com/_/dict.aspx?word=instinct]An inborn pattern of behavior that is characteristic of a species and is often a response to specific environmental stimuli[/quote]Dogs can learn new things, that isn't instinct. Unless of cause they're driven by instinct to learn which doesn't sound logical. They Think, just not on same level with humans, just like some humans think at a higher level than others |
I know someone who had a miniature gallow in his house. Threatens to hang his kids, mostly when they're concealing information that'll see them punished |
Agimor: The story is told of twopure wickedness. Chai!!! ![]() |
Bane |
you're welcome ![]() |
[quote author=Maria-G]dont wana judge?[/quote]exactly. There's no telling how i'll react to a particular event. And wouldn't want to be judged from a mistake ![]() |
RexioKlasik: Territory of men hu preach cashless economy yet stock off money in private roomsrooms where? |
mkmyers45: so he still had access for a while?obviously |
mkmyers45: You are funny sha..so satan was still in heaven by then?still had access to [quote author=Maria-G]so she lost faith or she was just a church-goer?[/quote]can't say. Thats between her and God. |
God and satan won't have such conversations again as satan has been ousted from heaven(hence no more access for him). For the girl in the story, she chose revenge. Well, the thing is, if you go ahead with your own plan of revenge, things could go wrong. We're imperfect humans who can't even direct our own steps |
[quote author=Maria-G]he has power over satan and everyother thing in this world.....and he also have the right to stop all evil but unto man he has given the willpower to choose between evil and good....between God and satan.[/quote]yea, free will. Humans are to choose whose side they want to be mkmyers45: A partner to a crime is a criminal no?in other words, musKeeto: Lol.. slowly you're getting there...also take note of Job34:10. He does have the power to end all suffering, and He will. Satan has been allowed to prove that man will fare better without God, and he has failed utterly. God will act soon to end wickedness. He's only being patient 2peter3:9, 10 |
Sorry i reply late. I'm using a phone ![]() |
[quote author=Maria-G]alright noted....in other words, we are tempted by the devil....now a question, do you think the devil hs such power to attack or tempt a true child of God?[/quote]he does, God allows him, BUT only when He knows we will be able to withstand such. Like has been said earlier, He won't allow us be tempted beyond what we can bear 1 cor 10:13. We all have to prove where we stand in the issue of universal sovereignty |
[quote author=Maria-G]where in the bible?[/quote]James 1:13 |
edelweiss: what is the essense of wasting time and energy to contribute when aanything we say isn't taken seriously? We can be constructive critics if only our words wld be taken seriously. Most of d comments I see here are very juvenile! I just read and smh. God blessed us with foresight,but I believe if people pay for advise then,the advise or words wld be taken seriously. Its a matter of choice,we wld never get banned for keeping silent,and I for one (a female)wld rather keep quiet than end up being abused.i agree, totally. When assertions are made, opposing comments mostly begin with insults. Whatever happened to civilized debates? |
berem: hmm! Nice one my dear. You have said it all.back in those days NL had so many matured minds.though I was just a newbie then (with another moniker in 2008).I re registered and had my present moniker a year ago.unfortunately, I started commenting when things changed.am sure what you observed are the main reasons people don't like commenting.they rather view than waste their bandwidth commenting.same reason i became passive. Insults have become a norm |
[quote author=Maria-G]i didnt say so, pls stop misunderstanding me..... All I said was that God can test you with anything and that doesnt mean he cant help you along the way....of cus he will, it all depends on one's choice of action at that point... I never said anyone desrves anything bad but you cant question God....thats what I beleive and thats where faith comes in... Faith in God that such situation will have a happy ending, faith in God that you will be vindicated as in the case of the girl in my post if she was true christian.[/quote]God never tests anyone with evil. Stated plainly in the Bible |
Joyland: Phixojojo |
booqee: Why bother opening d thread??hehe, well done |
Joyland: Mega-TJoy-D |
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convinced. It's still kinda controversial among researchers tho.
