1. "In theory, yes...in reality, no" In response to Reply # 0
____ Some will tell you that they love you but they've got an ulterior motive - Oh what a shame They will tell you that they need you but they've got an ulterior motive - Personal gain
4. "not in this society" In response to Reply # 0 Thu Apr-30-15 06:26 AM by Crash Bandacoot
as long as weapons are around that can be coupled with deep-seeded hatred/entitlement, doused with mass media (interference), there will always be violence.
7. "1. Eat in shifts." In response to Reply # 5 Thu Apr-30-15 08:08 AM by SoWhat
2. one or both can move to a place w/more plentiful food.
3. one or both can decide they'd rather die than live in a world w/such limited food supply that they have to fight the other to the death just to survive.
8. "First one is out because I said the food is indivisible. " In response to Reply # 7
And in the second two scenarios it seems the strong get the food and the weak go without and risk dying.
I think the 2 and 3 go against human nature and are only possible if the individuals believe in some higher power or have adopted some moral code that says starving is better than taking which, on its face, is irrational.
>2. one or both can move to a place w/more plentiful food. > >3. one or both can decide they'd rather die than live in a >world w/such limited food supply that they have to fight the >other to the death just to survive. > >
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