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Prove that I am not a bear.

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Weasel2013 said:
If you aren't sure of what a bear can and can not do, how do you plan to make me believe that I am not a bear?
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If you were bear then we wouldn't beable to make you "believe" anything. Belief is only seen in humans due to their ability to reason, while bears rely on instinct.
 
pure skillzz said:
^There.

You're acknowledgement of your ability to reason means you are not a bear. You might not be a human, but you're certainly not a bear based on basic scientific principles. You can't convince a bear to believe anything.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reason
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instinct
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You have attempted to define the words "reason" and "instinct". You haven't made any relations to being a bear and those words besides that "your ability to reason means you are not a bear." ..you have yet to prove your relation.

Also, wikipedia is unreliable, in schools and workplaces around the nations utilizing wiki documents is frowned upon.
 
Weasel2013 said:
You have attempted to define the words "reason" and "instinct". You haven't made any relations to being a bear and those words besides that "your ability to reason means you are not a bear." ..you have yet to prove your relation.

Also, wikipedia is unreliable, in schools and workplaces around the nations utilizing wiki documents is frowned upon.
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I find that funny since you linked someone earlier in the thread to Wikipedia

An instinct is a fixed action pattern that is passed on throughout generations. Reason is the ability to make decisions based on a wide variety of factors including premises, emotion, superstition, etc. Reason is seen in humans, and instinct is seen in animals (including bears...). Their instincts contribute to animal survival. Such as a bear hibernating in the winter, which you would be doing right now if you were a bear. Since bears don't decide whether or not they want to hibernate. They do it according to their instincts. Another example is birds migrating South during the winter.

While a human, or anyother type of alien life form that we have yet to discover reasons. I can decide if I wanted to hibernate or not. Bears don't make decisions, they might get confused, but it's certainly not decision making.

I'm not going to sit here and continue to explain basic science, it's already been explained and proven, and doesn't require my regurgitation.
 
pure skillzz said:
I find that funny since you linked someone earlier in the thread to Wikipedia

An instinct is a fixed action pattern that is passed on throughout generations. Reason is the ability to make decisions based on a wide variety of factors including premises, emotion, superstition, etc. Reason is seen in humans, and instinct is seen in animals (including bears...). Their instincts contribute to animal survival. Such as a bear hibernating in the winter, which you would be doing right now if you were a bear. Since bears don't decide whether or not they want to hibernate. They do it according to their instincts. Another example is birds migrating South during the winter.

While a human, or anyother type of alien life form that we have yet to discover reasons. I can decide if I wanted to hibernate or not. Bears don't make decisions, they might get confused, but it's certainly not decision making.

I'm not going to sit here and continue to explain basic science, it's already been explained and proven, and doesn't require my regurgitation.
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I'm not the one trying to disprove someone.

Bears do not hibernate.

Bear in a Rum Bottle said:
How did a bear get their hands on a computer / laptop?
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Irrelevant.
 
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