>>813496Friends that barely has any interaction or acknowledgement of you and mostly lives accordingly to their own restrictions of their nature. Though I recall that, while I was of a child age and on a family trip, a fly I met was obsessed with my skin and was following me everywhere and nuzzling its head to me. But then I had to enter my dad's car and abondon it, maybe he tried to follow the car to again unite with me, but it was kinda impossible to catch up. And it is probably dead now, judging by my human spirit, I may say "what an unfullfilling life it had! His mind was perhaps too backwards to even think of himself and his relation to the world he appears to be in." But then it appears to the mind that, while the fly perceives and acts accordingly to his own composition, how would we humans claim to be distinct from it? How would we say we are independent from the very forces of the nature which also covers our bodies if we do posit everything in possession by the mind to be distinct objects..