It is blatantly untrue that fear of repercussion is the only reason that humans don't kill each other, although it is still a reason. Stable humans are well aware of a little word called empathy, which can be shared between humans, and between humans and animals with a higher cranial capacity where empathy can still exist between them. Insects don't have the ability to feel or to experience awareness, and empathy exchange between us and them is nonexistent.
IIN that I think killing an insect is the same as killing a human?
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It is blatantly untrue that fear of repercussion is the only reason that humans don't kill each other, although it is still a reason. Stable humans are well aware of a little word called empathy, which can be shared between humans, and between humans and animals with a higher cranial capacity where empathy can still exist between them. Insects don't have the ability to feel or to experience awareness, and empathy exchange between us and them is nonexistent.
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I think a lot less people feel a lot less empathy than they make out. You’d be surprised what most people are capable of.