k. I find it quite interesting and can't really find a definite answer to one question: evolution has made modern humans, but every single variable seems to be the same in most cases. It's generally accepted laughter is a sign of enjoyment, even in babies; that cats will react in a positive manner to being scratched between the ears, and humans recognize this positive manner; that nature is able to recognize a warning sign like a hiss from a mother protecting her baby as a negative sound, if a lion is stalking a group of deer or whatnot and the males protect the young. Instinctual, from evolution? It just seems that there is an order that binds them all together, and not that separate species branched out and still managed the same thing.

I find it quite an interesting prospect that these variables seem to be prevalent amongst all things. The mind itself is so complex. Also, have you ever looked down at yourself and felt that you're some kind of sentient energy form trapped in a body? That you're looking through windows --- your eyes? And questioned where your sentient thoughts come from...that your entire body is just atoms and the complex emotions and thoughts stem from a brain and not some exterior, powerful force.