There definitely is no evidence to support an inherent "moral compass" in humans or any other animal because there is no evidence to support genetic memory which would be required to pass information without teaching it.
Arkouda
joined 1 year ago
Yes it is. But not the way you think.
Whatever you say buddy.
Even if it is an illusion created by the brain, does that make it any less existent?
This is incorrect. You likely have learned little on your own, especially true regarding behavior.
Why do you believe humans need anything exterior to hallucinate?
Why is the Unicorn being imagined different than the oasis to you?
I would imagine that seeing a Unicorn would be quite the experience.
There is a word for "Unicorn" as well.
Why wouldn't you be? They are intelligent, clean up the areas they live in, and are beautiful birds.
The fact that there is word for this experience demonstrates that the experience itself objectively exists, which only serves to prove my point.
My statement is my argument. Read the rest of the thread for further details.
I had the exact same problem with a Lenovo laptop when trying to get Mint on to it for my partner. Unfortunately I do not remember how the hell I managed it because I had the same issue as non of the keys would get me where I needed to go. I know I held the key before turning on the computer though, and I am pretty sure it was the esc key.
Sorry I couldn't be more help. But lenovo laptops can eat all the dicks. haha