Yes and no. Since this question calls for opinions, here's mine. There are times when human behavior truly disappoints me: some people can be petty, rude, impatient, and judgmental; they seem ready to argue about ridiculous things, and they seem unwilling to welcome those who are different from them. But there are also times when human behavior makes me proud: I have encountered many people who are compassionate and caring. I have seen total strangers go out of their way to help someone in need. I have encountered people who are ready with a kind word (or a hug) if they see that someone is going through a difficult time, and I know many people who try their very best to be understanding and welcoming.
The point is that human beings are just that-- human. They make mistakes. They are not perfect. They have good days, and they have bad days. That is why I don't expect humans (including myself) to always say and do the right thing. Nor do I expect humans to only show positive qualities. I guess my hope is that even when human beings behave badly, they can learn from their mistakes and do something better the next time, something kinder or more courteous. In other words, I refuse to give up on humanity, even when life seems to be heading in the wrong direction-- because I wouldn't want others to hold my flaws against me, I try very hard not to hold their flaws against them. I have seen people change and I have seen even supposedly hopeless situations improve. And just when you think you've seen people at their worst, someone comes along and restores your faith in human nature. So, yes sometimes human beings are better than I might expect, and at other times they really depress me. But I truly believe that every day is a new beginning; you just never know which kinds of behaviors you are going to encounter today.
Humans selectively breed plants and animals to produce desired characteristics, such as higher yield, better taste, or specific traits like disease resistance. This allows individuals to create new varieties that are better suited for specific purposes, such as agriculture or companionship.
It depends on the dog breed and the distance of the race. In general, most dogs are faster runners than humans over short distances due to their superior sprinting abilities and agility. However, humans have better endurance and can outlast dogs in longer distance races.
Yes, humans and nature can coexist harmoniously by practicing sustainable living, conservation efforts, and respecting the natural environment. It is important for humans to understand their role in the ecosystem and work towards preserving biodiversity and reducing their impact on the environment.
Emile Durkheim, a French sociologist, is credited with proposing the idea of studying humans as social groups rather than individuals. He emphasized the importance of understanding how societal structures and institutions influence individuals' behavior and experiences.
Humans have the ability to create complex languages, develop advanced technology, engage in abstract thinking and problem-solving, and exhibit self-awareness and consciousness to a greater extent than most other animals. Additionally, humans have developed sophisticated social structures and cultural practices that are unique in the animal kingdom.
Are computers better data processors than humans
they can hear, see and smell better than humans
because dogs have a better sense of smeel than humans, because there eyesight is poorer than humans there other senses grow
There sense of smell is definitely better than ours
Sometimes yes, they expect less than humans and can be cute so most people would rather like them than people.
no
There sense of smell is definitely better than ours
Dolphins are not clever than humans. If dolphins are better then they would have invented stuffs and they would have done stuffs that is better than humans.
yes it is true dogs smell much better than humans
Yes. Cats hunt largely by sight. Cats have far better night vision than humans do.
Well, birds know how to survive in the wild a lot better than humans.
10 times better than us