
Dazed
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Posted by Dread_Pirate_Phanta
I can't keep my answer to one word, so I won't answer.
*crosses arms*



Posted by Dread_Pirate_PhantaPosted by _DazedPosted by Dread_Pirate_Phanta
I can't keep my answer to one word, so I won't answer.
*crosses arms*
Fine. Answer using more words.
I started to answer, but then I decided I don't know. It might be possible to mind-over-matter your way out of most if not all pain, but the mental fortitude required may not be reachable by all people...I don't know.click to expand


Posted by _DazedPosted by justagirl
Fuck your stupid ass lol
wutclick to expand

Posted by Dread_Pirate_PhantaPosted by _DazedPosted by Dread_Pirate_PhantaPosted by _DazedPosted by Dread_Pirate_Phanta
I can't keep my answer to one word, so I won't answer.
*crosses arms*
Fine. Answer using more words.
I started to answer, but then I decided I don't know. It might be possible to mind-over-matter your way out of most if not all pain, but the mental fortitude required may not be reachable by all people...I don't know.
Disregard the pain portion and focus on the suffering.
Suffering is just having a negative response to pain, right? I can see how mental hygiene could help us move on from pain without suffering if the pain stimulus is something that happens and then stops. It's harder to imagine how that works for someone who can't escape continuing pain stimuli.
But I know what you're really asking about, and the answer is acceptance.click to expand

Posted by Dread_Pirate_PhantaPosted by _DazedPosted by Dread_Pirate_PhantaPosted by _DazedPosted by Dread_Pirate_PhantaPosted by _DazedPosted by Dread_Pirate_Phanta
I can't keep my answer to one word, so I won't answer.
*crosses arms*
Fine. Answer using more words.
I started to answer, but then I decided I don't know. It might be possible to mind-over-matter your way out of most if not all pain, but the mental fortitude required may not be reachable by all people...I don't know.
Disregard the pain portion and focus on the suffering.
Suffering is just having a negative response to pain, right? I can see how mental hygiene could help us move on from pain without suffering if the pain stimulus is something that happens and then stops. It's harder to imagine how that works for someone who can't escape continuing pain stimuli.
But I know what you're really asking about, and the answer is acceptance.
Does it differ if you made the decision vs the decision being made for you?
Not really. I'm a ruminator by nature, so I tend to torment myself for a while either way.click to expand

Posted by Aliensusedourbogroll
False, but it doesn’t last.
Taurus moon
Leo Venus
Cancer mars



Posted by CoffeeAndCream
If suffering was optional than there wouldn't be so many people seeking professional help - stress wouldn't be #1 lead to physical ailment - etc etc etc
to suffer is to be human.

Posted by Dread_Pirate_Phanta
Stress doesn't kill, by the way. The Happiness Project determined that.

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCream
If suffering was optional than there wouldn't be so many people seeking professional help - stress wouldn't be #1 lead to physical ailment - etc etc etc
to suffer is to be human.
Jebus suffered and died so we don't have to.
You can't always control the mind or mental state- so this is a biological reaction to pain- thus its human so yeah now you can stfuclick to expand

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCream
If suffering was optional than there wouldn't be so many people seeking professional help - stress wouldn't be #1 lead to physical ailment - etc etc etc
to suffer is to be human.
Jebus suffered and died so we don't have to.
You can't always control the mind or mental state- so this is a biological reaction to pain- thus its human so yeah now you can stfu
Pain is physical in biological terms.
Pain is controlled by the brain so pain can also be mental.click to expand

Posted by AliensusedourbogrollPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by AliensusedourbogrollPosted by _DazedPosted by Aliensusedourbogroll
False, but it doesn’t last.
Taurus moon
Leo Venus
Cancer mars
Elaborate.
Well I think suffering is a human reaction to pain but pain doesn’t last and neither does the suffering. And if the suffering does continue it means you need help (or you’re enjoying it).
Most water signs enjoy suffering.
I don’t know why but I watch YouTube videos of people taking their pets to be put down. It hits me right in my feels. That emotional pain, the welling of tears in my eyes........... I can’t explain it.click to expand

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCream
If suffering was optional than there wouldn't be so many people seeking professional help - stress wouldn't be #1 lead to physical ailment - etc etc etc
to suffer is to be human.
Jebus suffered and died so we don't have to.
You can't always control the mind or mental state- so this is a biological reaction to pain- thus its human so yeah now you can stfu
Pain is physical in biological terms.
Pain is controlled by the brain so pain can also be mental.
You should try out for the mental gymnastics team.
Are you calling me stupid, look pain is can both be physical and emotional - so yeah it's not optional! it's a chemical reaction!
That means suffering is part of our DNA
now you can go back to your hole and stfu. thank youclick to expand



Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCream
If suffering was optional than there wouldn't be so many people seeking professional help - stress wouldn't be #1 lead to physical ailment - etc etc etc
to suffer is to be human.
Jebus suffered and died so we don't have to.
You can't always control the mind or mental state- so this is a biological reaction to pain- thus its human so yeah now you can stfu
Pain is physical in biological terms.
Pain is controlled by the brain so pain can also be mental.
You should try out for the mental gymnastics team.
Are you calling me stupid, look pain is can both be physical and emotional - so yeah it's not optional! it's a chemical reaction!
That means suffering is part of our DNA
now you can go back to your hole and stfu. thank you
What's the DNA sequence?
Id gather multiple and that it's not as easy to decipher since pain/suffering is associated with so many things including environmental - but soon enough they'll figure it out.click to expand

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCream
If suffering was optional than there wouldn't be so many people seeking professional help - stress wouldn't be #1 lead to physical ailment - etc etc etc
to suffer is to be human.
Most people can't accept.
so then its not optional- its a chemical reaction to a situation - that means its biological
CASE MADE
I WON. LAWYERED.
Accepting is more a spiritual process that needs to be taught. It's part of life. For that, it takes time.
Accepting is a process where we calm our emotions and mind - yes you are correct- but with most of us not having access or wanting to take time out for the process - suffering increases.
Honestly technology is making it worse.
If you don't want to take time out of the process it's still a choice. You choose the road of suffering instead of taking care of yourself.
Technology can also be of help. Like the app Wysa, that guides people with different kind of grief to move forward.
If it was so easy would we have so many drug addicts/homeless people? You think people don't want to take care of it - do you know if you're depressed and than on top of that suffering how that can handicap you.
ya'll detached signs need to get out of this thread ASAP
also we all know LEO moons can detach like nothing else. Stop not everyone is like youclick to expand

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCream
If suffering was optional than there wouldn't be so many people seeking professional help - stress wouldn't be #1 lead to physical ailment - etc etc etc
to suffer is to be human.
Jebus suffered and died so we don't have to.
You can't always control the mind or mental state- so this is a biological reaction to pain- thus its human so yeah now you can stfu
Pain is physical in biological terms.
Pain is controlled by the brain so pain can also be mental.
You should try out for the mental gymnastics team.
Are you calling me stupid, look pain is can both be physical and emotional - so yeah it's not optional! it's a chemical reaction!
That means suffering is part of our DNA
now you can go back to your hole and stfu. thank you
What's the DNA sequence?
Id gather multiple and that it's not as easy to decipher since pain/suffering is associated with so many things including environmental - but soon enough they'll figure it out.
They've already figured it out. I'm wanting you to explain it to me.
Have they? I read they still haven't but why don't you explain to me. Since you're so concerned about the DNA Sequence of Suffering.click to expand

Posted by cakePosted by _DazedPosted by cake
Not always the case.
Elaborate.
Some people live in poor conditions, abused or bullied. Sometimes, those circumstances are inescapable.click to expand

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCream
If suffering was optional than there wouldn't be so many people seeking professional help - stress wouldn't be #1 lead to physical ailment - etc etc etc
to suffer is to be human.
Most people can't accept.
so then its not optional- its a chemical reaction to a situation - that means its biological
CASE MADE
I WON. LAWYERED.
Accepting is more a spiritual process that needs to be taught. It's part of life. For that, it takes time.
Accepting is a process where we calm our emotions and mind - yes you are correct- but with most of us not having access or wanting to take time out for the process - suffering increases.
Honestly technology is making it worse.
If you don't want to take time out of the process it's still a choice. You choose the road of suffering instead of taking care of yourself.
Technology can also be of help. Like the app Wysa, that guides people with different kind of grief to move forward.
If it was so easy would we have so many drug addicts/homeless people? You think people don't want to take care of it - do you know if you're depressed and than on top of that suffering how that can handicap you.
ya'll detached signs need to get out of this thread ASAP
also we all know LEO moons can detach like nothing else. Stop not everyone is like you
As an addict w/depression.. you have to want to get help. The only handicap is yourself.
Do you mean yourself as in your brain - the handicap is your brain? isn't that a biological problem!click to expand

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCream
If suffering was optional than there wouldn't be so many people seeking professional help - stress wouldn't be #1 lead to physical ailment - etc etc etc
to suffer is to be human.
Jebus suffered and died so we don't have to.
You can't always control the mind or mental state- so this is a biological reaction to pain- thus its human so yeah now you can stfu
Pain is physical in biological terms.
Pain is controlled by the brain so pain can also be mental.
You should try out for the mental gymnastics team.
Are you calling me stupid, look pain is can both be physical and emotional - so yeah it's not optional! it's a chemical reaction!
That means suffering is part of our DNA
now you can go back to your hole and stfu. thank you
What's the DNA sequence?
Id gather multiple and that it's not as easy to decipher since pain/suffering is associated with so many things including environmental - but soon enough they'll figure it out.
They've already figured it out. I'm wanting you to explain it to me.
Have they? I read they still haven't but why don't you explain to me. Since you're so concerned about the DNA Sequence of Suffering.
Post what you read.
Is there a ‘pain gene’?
A pain gene has been described as ‘a gene for which there are one or more polymorphisms that affect the expression or the functioning of its protein product in a way that affects pain response’.9 Pain genes are discovered either by the study of large families termed ‘linkage analysis’ or by the study of large cohorts of matched, but unrelated, individuals with and without the condition – known as ‘association analysis’. Yet, another method used by geneticists and basic scientists is studying pain behaviour in twins. One of the first twin studies (experimental, female only) by Norbury et al.10 showed a statistically significant genetic component (varying between 22% and 55% ) in pain sensitivity. In another twin study by William et al.,11 looking at musculoskeletal pain from different sites, there was a significant similarity among monozygotic (MZ) twins, compared to dizygotic (DZ) twins in reporting pain. In both studies mentioned above, MZ twins showed a strong correlation to both experimental and musculoskeletal pain, compared to DZ twins, demonstrating a strong genetic component to pain heritability.
Challenges in pain genetics
The breakthrough in mapping the whole human genome along with GWAS45 has led to rapid advances in the knowledge of human diseases and causative factors, especially the genetic basis of disease.
In pain medicine, this has led to the identification of ‘pain genes’ (as described earlier) – genes that influence pain behaviour, prediction of post-operative drug requirement and persistence of pain and possible ‘gene therapy’ for neuropathic pain conditions.
In humans, pain is a complex trait – a personal experience – with multiple, complex interplay between genetic, neurobiological, psychosocial and environmental influences. A single disease itself can have varying, cofounding influences in its ‘cause and effect’. A common condition like chronic low back pain can have a bewildering array of genetic influences as well as SNPs.46 Till date, GWAS has been limited in pain medicine. This is due to the complexity of finding a large number of subjects with identical pathology and a corresponding, matched control.
Nevertheless, improved techniques in breeding rodents and association studies have already identified the CACNG2 as a ‘neuropathic pain susceptibility gene’.47 The discovery that genes encoding for mu-opioid receptors, serotoninergic systems and voltage-gated ion-channels are also involved in pain processing/modulation takes us ever closer to developing a simple blood test, which one day will predict which patient is prone/less prone to develop pain after surgery, as well as a patient’s response to drug(s). The AmpliChip® is such a device which is used to determine the genotype of a patient in terms of two cytochrome P450 enzymes – 2D6 and 2C19. This has been used to detect metabolism of drugs that include codeine, anti-depressants and anti-psychotics.48 Goldberg et al.49 reported a successful trial of XEN402 (a novel Nav1.7 antagonist), in patients with the inherited erythromelalgia syndrome, compared to placebo, in four patients.click to expand
Posted by _Dazed
Optional?
Please answer with only "True" or "False".
Moon, Venus, Mars please.

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCream
If suffering was optional than there wouldn't be so many people seeking professional help - stress wouldn't be #1 lead to physical ailment - etc etc etc
to suffer is to be human.
Most people can't accept.
so then its not optional- its a chemical reaction to a situation - that means its biological
CASE MADE
I WON. LAWYERED.
Accepting is more a spiritual process that needs to be taught. It's part of life. For that, it takes time.
Accepting is a process where we calm our emotions and mind - yes you are correct- but with most of us not having access or wanting to take time out for the process - suffering increases.
Honestly technology is making it worse.
If you don't want to take time out of the process it's still a choice. You choose the road of suffering instead of taking care of yourself.
Technology can also be of help. Like the app Wysa, that guides people with different kind of grief to move forward.
If it was so easy would we have so many drug addicts/homeless people? You think people don't want to take care of it - do you know if you're depressed and than on top of that suffering how that can handicap you.
ya'll detached signs need to get out of this thread ASAP
also we all know LEO moons can detach like nothing else. Stop not everyone is like you
As an addict w/depression.. you have to want to get help. The only handicap is yourself.
Do you mean yourself as in your brain - the handicap is your brain? isn't that a biological problem!
Physiological. But more so psychological.
Do you think our biological state affects the physiological and psychological?click to expand

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by MaraiPosted by CoffeeAndCream
If suffering was optional than there wouldn't be so many people seeking professional help - stress wouldn't be #1 lead to physical ailment - etc etc etc
to suffer is to be human.
Most people can't accept.
so then its not optional- its a chemical reaction to a situation - that means its biological
CASE MADE
I WON. LAWYERED.
Accepting is more a spiritual process that needs to be taught. It's part of life. For that, it takes time.
Accepting is a process where we calm our emotions and mind - yes you are correct- but with most of us not having access or wanting to take time out for the process - suffering increases.
Honestly technology is making it worse.
If you don't want to take time out of the process it's still a choice. You choose the road of suffering instead of taking care of yourself.
Technology can also be of help. Like the app Wysa, that guides people with different kind of grief to move forward.
If it was so easy would we have so many drug addicts/homeless people? You think people don't want to take care of it - do you know if you're depressed and than on top of that suffering how that can handicap you.
ya'll detached signs need to get out of this thread ASAP
also we all know LEO moons can detach like nothing else. Stop not everyone is like you
As an addict w/depression.. you have to want to get help. The only handicap is yourself.
Do you mean yourself as in your brain - the handicap is your brain? isn't that a biological problem!
Physiological. But more so psychological.
Do you think our biological state affects the physiological and psychological?
Biology is a broad science. The physiology and psychological nature of an organism effect the it's biology, not the other way around.
It can affect our biology and you're minimizing the impact it has on our minds and bodies. Suffering has been with us since man came to existence - if it was just a choice - we wouldn't still be talking about it.click to expand



Posted by NemDeuxPosted by _Dazed
Optional?
Please answer with only "True" or "False".
Moon, Venus, Mars please.
Suffering becomes optional and surprisingly familiar when it's the last link, the last straw you clutch onto and are scared of moving on in fear of losing a memory, a person ....of what once was. So we suffer the loss of an ideal. Of something that was better in theory than in real life.
Levels of tolerance when it comes to suffering vary on the person who has been inflicted.
Sailor Mars ....might be mourning something else though.
Scorp/Aqua/Geminiclick to expand

Posted by ann1547
Yes, pain in a relationship is inevitable. But you should always try to meet halfway, get to know the person better. What he wants, how he thinks, what he thinks. Try to study it thoroughly. I highly recommend Volikov's test for this. You will learn everything about the character, understand how to communicate with him and how to convey information to him.

Posted by tizianiPosted by _DazedPosted by NemDeuxPosted by _Dazed
Optional?
Please answer with only "True" or "False".
Moon, Venus, Mars please.
Suffering becomes optional and surprisingly familiar when it's the last link, the last straw you clutch onto and are scared of moving on in fear of losing a memory, a person ....of what once was. So we suffer the loss of an ideal. Of something that was better in theory than in real life.
Levels of tolerance when it comes to suffering vary on the person who has been inflicted.
Sailor Mars ....might be mourning something else though.
Scorp/Aqua/Gemini
I can see that.
Suffering is easier than putting in the hard work to change.
Dan: Everybody wants to be happy.
Larry: Depressives don't. They want to be unhappy to confirm they're depressed. If they were happy they couldn't be depressed anymore. They'd have to go out into the world and live. Which can be depressing.click to expand

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cakePosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cakePosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cake
Pain is either nociceptive or neuropathic or both (may or may not have tissue damage). Pain "experience" is multi-layered which includes sensory, physiologic, affective, cognition and behavior. So I might appear or been conditioned to tolerate pain that's 3/10 for me but 9/10 for another person, it is subjective in that sense.
Suffering relates more to biopsychosocial, stressful events that one has experienced.
Both affect quality of life.
Suffering has been a human condition since the beginning of time - to say it's optional is reductive -
Right. As I said, there are grey areas.
If people were able to change their mental state we wouldn't have so many people who suffer on a daily basis around the world- suffering is what is causing the violence, upheavel, etc - this condition isn't as easy as "just overcome," "You can do it."
Of course. I'm not disagreeing with you on that.
i know i was just adding on for the simple minded aboemas who can't understand basic reasoning.click to expand

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cakePosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cakePosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cake
Pain is either nociceptive or neuropathic or both (may or may not have tissue damage). Pain "experience" is multi-layered which includes sensory, physiologic, affective, cognition and behavior. So I might appear or been conditioned to tolerate pain that's 3/10 for me but 9/10 for another person, it is subjective in that sense.
Suffering relates more to biopsychosocial, stressful events that one has experienced.
Both affect quality of life.
Suffering has been a human condition since the beginning of time - to say it's optional is reductive -
Right. As I said, there are grey areas.
If people were able to change their mental state we wouldn't have so many people who suffer on a daily basis around the world- suffering is what is causing the violence, upheavel, etc - this condition isn't as easy as "just overcome," "You can do it."
Of course. I'm not disagreeing with you on that.
i know i was just adding on for the simple minded aboemas who can't understand basic reasoning.
Did early man have the mental capability to suffer?
Do you believe animals have the mental capability to suffer?click to expand

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cakePosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cakePosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cake
Pain is either nociceptive or neuropathic or both (may or may not have tissue damage). Pain "experience" is multi-layered which includes sensory, physiologic, affective, cognition and behavior. So I might appear or been conditioned to tolerate pain that's 3/10 for me but 9/10 for another person, it is subjective in that sense.
Suffering relates more to biopsychosocial, stressful events that one has experienced.
Both affect quality of life.
Suffering has been a human condition since the beginning of time - to say it's optional is reductive -
Right. As I said, there are grey areas.
If people were able to change their mental state we wouldn't have so many people who suffer on a daily basis around the world- suffering is what is causing the violence, upheavel, etc - this condition isn't as easy as "just overcome," "You can do it."
Of course. I'm not disagreeing with you on that.
i know i was just adding on for the simple minded aboemas who can't understand basic reasoning.
Did early man have the mental capability to suffer?
Do you believe animals have the mental capability to suffer?
I believe domesticated animals have learned emotional responses from humans to the point of evolution.
Did early man have the mental capability to suffer?
and none domesticated animals? Are you asking about earlier than Homosapiens? If apes can suffer than I believe early man (hominids? prior to homosapiens) can too.click to expand

Posted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by Lostthoughts
Taurus
Libra
Sagittarius
True: Suffering is optional because it is largely based on perception to begin with.
This is more of a maturity/ personal growth thing or spiritual. Seriously it really is a choice.
I think there's lots of gray to explore here- I think in most cases it might be a choice but in others maybe not- it might not be continuous but even be bouts that hit out of nowhereclick to expand


Posted by LadyNeptune
If pain is inevitable then so is suffering. Seeing as how suffering is defined as ‘ the state of undergoing pain, distress, or hardship.’
This is one of those, which came first...the chicken or the egg, questions.

Posted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cakePosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cakePosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cake
Pain is either nociceptive or neuropathic or both (may or may not have tissue damage). Pain "experience" is multi-layered which includes sensory, physiologic, affective, cognition and behavior. So I might appear or been conditioned to tolerate pain that's 3/10 for me but 9/10 for another person, it is subjective in that sense.
Suffering relates more to biopsychosocial, stressful events that one has experienced.
Both affect quality of life.
Suffering has been a human condition since the beginning of time - to say it's optional is reductive -
Right. As I said, there are grey areas.
If people were able to change their mental state we wouldn't have so many people who suffer on a daily basis around the world- suffering is what is causing the violence, upheavel, etc - this condition isn't as easy as "just overcome," "You can do it."
Of course. I'm not disagreeing with you on that.
i know i was just adding on for the simple minded aboemas who can't understand basic reasoning.
Did early man have the mental capability to suffer?
Do you believe animals have the mental capability to suffer?
I believe domesticated animals have learned emotional responses from humans to the point of evolution.
Did early man have the mental capability to suffer?
and none domesticated animals? Are you asking about earlier than Homosapiens? If apes can suffer than I believe early man (hominids? prior to homosapiens) can too.
I typed out a bunch of shit.. but I'm just going to give in.
You're right.click to expand

Posted by justagirl
Sufferings is optional true
Pain is not always inevitable so false

Posted by brianafayPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by _DazedPosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cakePosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cakePosted by CoffeeAndCreamPosted by cake
Pain is either nociceptive or neuropathic or both (may or may not have tissue damage). Pain "experience" is multi-layered which includes sensory, physiologic, affective, cognition and behavior. So I might appear or been conditioned to tolerate pain that's 3/10 for me but 9/10 for another person, it is subjective in that sense.
Suffering relates more to biopsychosocial, stressful events that one has experienced.
Both affect quality of life.
Suffering has been a human condition since the beginning of time - to say it's optional is reductive -
Right. As I said, there are grey areas.
If people were able to change their mental state we wouldn't have so many people who suffer on a daily basis around the world- suffering is what is causing the violence, upheavel, etc - this condition isn't as easy as "just overcome," "You can do it."
Of course. I'm not disagreeing with you on that.
i know i was just adding on for the simple minded aboemas who can't understand basic reasoning.
Did early man have the mental capability to suffer?
Do you believe animals have the mental capability to suffer?
I believe domesticated animals have learned emotional responses from humans to the point of evolution.
Did early man have the mental capability to suffer?
and none domesticated animals? Are you asking about earlier than Homosapiens? If apes can suffer than I believe early man (hominids? prior to homosapiens) can too.
I typed out a bunch of shit.. but I'm just going to give in.
You're right.
Wtf
You never tell me I’m rightclick to expand
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Please answer with only "True" or "False".
Moon, Venus, Mars please.