Can living beings have a collective intuition about something?
Can living beings have a collective instinct about something?
Do humans have instincts? How many human instinct do humans have? Is there evidence or at least a theory for why humans and other animals have a survival instinct? What would humans do if they find any of the co existing species that has evolved nearly to our intelligence? Will we consider this situation hostile? Which of the human behaviors are instinctive? What are human beings instinctively afraid of? Are humans the only animal with imagination? What are some examples of instinctive behavior in humans and animals? What are human beings instinctively afraid of?'? Are animals capable of feeling/experiencing emotions unknown to humans? What is the strongest instinct in a man? How do beliefs affect human behavior (basic human instincts)? How do people without emotions live and think? Can we plant thoughts in others minds? Is there scientific proof that suggest that living objects have a soul? Do animals have consciousness and self awareness? Is there a commonly shared, grand purpose to our existence as a human species? What are key scenarios in which humans take impulse decisions? Do humans fear artificial intelligence because it has no soul? Are we all creatures of habit? Why are humans basically robots with emotions? Have you ever thought of that? Could we, humans, be like ants, to some other beings? Why, from an evolutionary perspective, do we have an aesthetic sensibility beyond finding possible mates attractive? How can we prove that some animals don't have feelings or emotions? Will humans ever be able to control Nature? Why do humans seek to control? Why are humans the only species to develop awareness? Why do people believe in ideas such as souls and reincarnation? Is humankind unwittingly acting toward an unknown common "goal?" Do animals have an imagination?