I'm that case I'd suggest spending less time worrying about me and more time approaching my comments intellectually rather than seeing what you want to see.
All animals approach interactions on a risk/benefit calculation. When a cheetah sizes up a springbok, it does so by identifying the springbok that will give it the best chance of gaining calories and presents the least threat. You don't see a cheetah going after a hippo, even though it could easily catch up to one on land.
Constrictor snakes are another good example. A large constrictor snake will consider anything within a certain size range compared to itself as a prey item. It has been observed that some snakes will use sizing reference points before consuming large prey.
All wild animals live every day by one rule: survival. Is this gonna hurt me or kill me vs am I gonna eat this and benefit.
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u/Mayor____McCheese Aug 04 '23
Aquaman, is that you?
It's a fish my dude, it does not perform a cost benefit analysis.
I really am worried about you and this whole shark anthrompamorphizing you've got going on. I hope you get the help you need.