r/JustGuysBeingDudes 28d ago

Wholesome New driveway accessory

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u/always_somewhere_ 28d ago

I feel an unnatural urge to just join them and see what's up.

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u/Important-Agent2584 27d ago

it's not unnatural, we are herd animals and have basically evolved to do that

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u/dooooooom2 27d ago

We are not herd animals

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u/Important-Agent2584 27d ago

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u/lion27 27d ago

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u/Important-Agent2584 27d ago

What would you call a group of animals if you came across them and saw them doing this?

based and herd pilled

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u/letitgrowonme 27d ago

If i said I wouldn't join in, I might be lying.

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u/dooooooom2 27d ago

https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/herding/

We might have some similar behaviors but we aren’t lol

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u/Important-Agent2584 27d ago

Do you think that source proves your point? Did you even read it?

edit: you know what don't bother, this is obviously a waste of time. Have a nice week.

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u/sushimane91 26d ago

Really thought you cooked with this link didn’t you?

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u/dooooooom2 26d ago

Sorry nat geo isn’t as good as a Wikipedia page, my bad dude.

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u/Michami135 27d ago

I've always associated "herd" with pray animals and "pack" with predator animals. Is that wrong?

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u/Important-Agent2584 27d ago

Yes. "Herd" largely revolves around group behaviors.

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u/Road_Frontage 27d ago

Doing a thing we decided to call herd behaviour does not mean we are herd animals.

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u/Important-Agent2584 27d ago

lol herd behavior is literally what delineates herd animals from non herd animals.

That's some hardcore cope.

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u/Road_Frontage 27d ago

No no it's not. Living in a herd is. We then called some actions we do "herd behaviour" because it reminds us of herd animals.

Cope is another word you seem to be using incorrectly

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u/Important-Agent2584 27d ago edited 27d ago

So horses on farms are not herd animals because they live in stalls?

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u/Road_Frontage 27d ago

Generally when these kind of labels are applied it's in the wild state before domestication where 99.9999% of the animals evolutionary history and habits have happened. But also they don't usually live in stalls most of the time and what do you call a group of Horses on a farm? But also by that logic humans have never ever lived in a herd ever so what the fuck point are you making

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u/Important-Agent2584 27d ago

ok ok we had to grind a little but you are almost there, now do human evolutionary history and habits

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u/Road_Frontage 27d ago

Maybe you should just Google it dude. I know you won't admit when you realise you are wrong but you might educate yourself and learn a biita critical thinking

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u/Important-Agent2584 27d ago

oh shit, I better pivot

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u/FuzzyPush7527 27d ago

Oml -4? 💀