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Originally Posted by Chill Cosby
Documentaries and the 'interweb', Blue Planet, National Geographic... these are sources of entertainment. Their educational value is always a bonus, but entertainment is key. No slowing down is needed, nobody is in a rush here. We're all good.
As I said, I'd like the scientific evidence that suggests death is more appeasing than captivity. A link to a study or something would be ideal. You keep using the word logic/illogical, I'm not getting what you mean when you say asking for the 'science' behind something is 'illogical', and that you based your position off of 'logic'.
Also, out of curiosity (only since you're adding your own proclaimed 'scientific' position), what sort of scientist are you? What organisation do you work with?
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I'm a geoscientist.
I'm not here to convince you. However, I think it may have been you who said to elaborate on endorphins (death vs captivity) and I said the chemical reactions, which cause distress, in the brain exists during captivity but not in death. I think thats pretty straightforward and does not require elaboration.
Again, I'm not here trying to convince anyone, but rather airing my opinion.