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Watch male lions they sleep when they want, laze about all day until they need to eat. Or you can be a deer caught in the corporate wage slave, alarm clock pris
by small_model 2mo ago
Watch male lions they sleep when they want, laze about all day until they need to eat. Or you can be a deer caught in the corporate wage slave, alarm clock prisoner headlights.
- quietbritishjim 2mo agoMale lions don't hunt, females do. In human hunter gatherer society, it's the males that hunt while females gather plants. Also, as I mentioned in a sibling comment, humans hunt in a fundamentally different way to most predators, including lions: humans chase to exhaustion over hours while lions try to outrun their prey over minutes or less. (That's why humans have three gaits: walking, jogging, running, while most animals only have walking and running.)
- raddan 2mo agoArtificial light has a huge effect on drowsiness for me. This is quite noticable when I am out in the woods, camping in a tent. After sundown, I have about an hour left before I get so drowsy that I cannot keep my eyes open. Back home, indoors, I can stay awake almost indefinitely.
- trallnag 2mo agoWatch birds they fly when they want. Or you can be a slave worm bound to the earth. The choice is yours
- small_model 2mo agoIf you watch birds you will see they don't use alarm clocks nor go to work, but still find food each day.
- quietbritishjim 2mo agoBirds don't need to cooperate in groups to find food. In animals that do, you can bet that they have a way to wake together. If you're camping in the same tent as other humans you'll soon find that out. Alarm clocks are a workaround for not living communally with the rest of your tribe.
- zeroonetwothree 2mo agoWhat about female lions?