Haha the dumb fuckers have feelings over an inanimate object
What a bunch of nerds
That would never happen to us superior human beings am I right haha
Man monkeys are pretty cool. I wouldn't mind having one as an exotic pet.
:cry:
I need a word that accurately encompasses both hilarity and tragedy because that is the word for this
At first I read the title as "Langur monkeys grieve over fake money"
[QUOTE=Sitkero;51665656]I need a word that accurately encompasses both hilarity and tragedy because that is the word for this[/QUOTE]
Hillary
This quite literally a social experiment.
correct me if im wrong but is that David Tennants voice i hear?
It really shows where we're coming from.
that monkey that dropped the doll probably thinks he killed him
[QUOTE=SpyWolf;51665729]correct me if im wrong but is that David Tennants voice i hear?[/QUOTE]
it's scrooge mcduck's
[QUOTE=Gwoodman;51665835]that monkey that dropped the doll probably thinks he killed him[/QUOTE]
That monkey drop is what i imagine happening when someone asks me to hold their baby.
[QUOTE=Zorlok;51665672]At first I read the title as "Langur monkeys grieve over fake money"[/QUOTE]
that would be me looking at my Steam transactions
[I]These damn synths are everywhere. That's it, I'll join the Brotherhood![/I]
[QUOTE=Gwoodman;51665835]that monkey that dropped the doll probably thinks he killed him[/QUOTE]
[I]Wracked with guilt, the langur monkey turns to the drink to drown his sorrows...[/I]
[QUOTE=Sitkero;51665656]I need a word that accurately encompasses both hilarity and tragedy because that is the word for this[/QUOTE]
Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with this video
It makes me feel funny, sad and endearing, all at the same time, and its such an uncomfortable sensation, i cant describe it.
Wow.
[QUOTE=Sitkero;51665656]I need a word that accurately encompasses both hilarity and tragedy because that is the word for this[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=CruelAddict;51666031]Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with this video
It makes me feel funny, sad and endearing, all at the same time, and its such an uncomfortable sensation, i cant describe it.
Wow.[/QUOTE]
Ambivalent :eng101:
[QUOTE=CruelAddict;51666031]Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with this video
It makes me feel funny, sad and endearing, all at the same time, and its such an uncomfortable sensation, i cant describe it.
Wow.[/QUOTE]
I am the total opposite.
I feel neutral towards this video.
Maybe I am a robot.
A robot monkey.
Please don't let me goooooooo.......
[QUOTE=Ganerumo;51665635]Haha the dumb fuckers have feelings over an inanimate object
What a bunch of nerds
That would never happen to us superior human beings am I right haha[/QUOTE]
you're an innanimate fucking object
got this from the comments, but i'm interested in what would've happened if they reactivated the fake monkey a day later
[QUOTE=Sitkero;51665656]I need a word that accurately encompasses both hilarity and tragedy because that is the word for this[/QUOTE]
does this fall under schadenfreude? enjoyment out of others' misfortune basically
RIP fake monkey, you will be missed
secretly the monkey wanted to kill the freak and faked herself morning.
[QUOTE=Ganerumo;51665635]Haha the dumb fuckers have feelings over an inanimate object
What a bunch of nerds
That would never happen to us superior human beings am I right haha[/QUOTE]
I know that you're probably talking about waifus or something, but psychologists have been legitimately trying to figure out how to stop this, because it's taking lives in places where it's supposed to save them. A good example is soldiers risking their lives to go try and save a bomb defusing robot that was really popular with the squad, and then grieving over "scooby doo" when he got destroyed by an IED as if he were a real person.
[QUOTE=Jimentoon;51666204]you're an innanimate fucking object[/QUOTE]
:smug:
Does this mean that they understand the concept of death? If so, do they depressed and anxious? Do they know that they're going to die?
[QUOTE=SpyWolf;51665729]correct me if im wrong but is that David Tennants voice i hear?[/QUOTE]
It is indeed
[QUOTE=Killer monkey;51667304]Does this mean that they understand the concept of death? If so, do they depressed and anxious? Do they know that they're going to die?[/QUOTE]
A lot of animals understand the concept of death, some more than others obviously, but I believe most animals fail in realizing that they themselves can die.
Like Dogs or cats, they know if an owner has died or not, they grieve, but they themselves might not know that death can happen to them.
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Not sure if primates are any more advanced in that area, but I do think they understand the concept better than most other animals.
[QUOTE=jonu67;51667538]but they themselves might not know that death can happen to them.
[/QUOTE]How do we know this? How can one tell if an animal is aware of self-death concept or not?
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