Sure.


when it actually develops volition.

>>17074264
humanity isnt even in agreement about their own free will, how can you talk about volition when you dont even understand your own?

oxygenic photosynthesis a chemical innovation made by tiny bacteria nearly two and a half billion years ago is the fundamental root of most of our modern ecosystems and yet its invention almost brought about the destruction of all life on earth

>>17074265
Functions from intuition do not need explanation, I literally had this thought in middle school. Walking out of class without learning to memorize all the different names for parts of the eye was not going to make it difficult for me to keep using them

Categorically, homes are built in response to choice, we are not doing this out of an instinctive drive like other animals seem to do. Standing structures are plain evidence of something worth labeling as free will since the rest of our labels really do not seem to fit.

Regardless: the point comes from my /experience/ of talking to something which appears to have far less volition than we appear to have; are you saying this novel experience is not worth studying?

>>17074267
SmoothBrain

Also known as the oxygen holocaust at Wikipedia. lol