There's a test you can do to tell if you're more like an Animal or Human?

[Supertriston]

It's simple. Humans have FOF (Fight-Or-Flight) Responses, and it usually means they normally do what feels good for them all the time and do what others do, with little or no second thoughts about it. Animals have Instincts, and ONLY HUMANS have FOF every other living thing has Instincts.

They're near-opposites on what each does too. Here's how you can test it. Take your finger (s) and rub/massage behind your ear (s). How much feeling you have tells which you side more to. If you get sleepy after stopping doing it and get even more feeling from it you're 100% Instincts. Like me.

Tired and Tons of Feeling 100% Instincts

Tons of Feeling 75% Instincts

Some Feeling 50-50

Slight Feeling 75% FOF

No feeling 100% FOF

[ThePragmaticRomantic]

... Have you been wandering in 'THAT' part of the internet again? This is complete nonsense.
For a start the Fight or Flight response IS an instinctive response. And why the hell would massaging your head have anything to do with it?

[Supertriston]

Um... I wasn't in the Internet when I came up with this. And the Fight-or-Flight Response is HUMAN ONLY dude. No others have it. And it's Massaging behind your Ear. If you're more like an Animal, in Genetic and Scientific terms, the better it feels the more you act like an Intelligent Animal instead of a/an Human.

[ThePragmaticRomantic]

Define 'more like an animal'. All humans are animals.

[Supertriston]

Technically, Humans are in a higher Tier of animal than any CURRENT living animal on Earth. So we're not exactly an Animal to the fullest.

[ThePragmaticRomantic]

I think you are missunderstanding the whole taxonomic heirarchy.

[Supertriston]

Actually no. Humans are the only beings smart and intelligent enough to speak their own language, and write it. Our Brains are also more highly developed, and separate us from all other animals. I think it's safe to say we're SUPPOSEDLY better than most Animals... Even though most Humans are total dumba**es.

[ThePragmaticRomantic]

All social animals communicate. That means language even if it is largely body-language.
Further many leave markings to communicate concepts such as dogs marking their territory with scent. And bears and big cats scratch trees.

[Supertriston]

They communicate, true, but not like Humans can. Animals make noises and screeches.

[sammy_31]

Tried, it and nothing happened but isn't fight or flight an instinct? like...

[Supertriston]

It's Human restrictive Instincts. Only Humans have it, but they aren't actual Instincts.

[ItzDizzY]

You do realise that we're animals to begin with?

[Supertriston]

Higher-tier you mean? Humans were made higher than animals. Fact to prove it is that we can actually communicate in multi-languages if we wanted to and all that kinda stuff.