A discussion of the distinction between human and animal production

Human life activities are natural activities that unify the "scale of things" and "the scale of people". Man can produce according to the scale of "any" species, and change the existence of objects according to the method of "human scale", that is, to produce according to the "objective law", and man is an existence that turns his life activity into his own purposeful activity, that is, the existence of "purpose". Human beings produce according to the "scale of any species" and according to the "intrinsic scale" of human beings.

That is to say, production is carried out in the unity of "purposefulness": this unity of "regularity" makes human life activities reach the realm of "freedom" that unifies "freedom" and "self-being", that is, what Marx called "shaping according to the law of beauty". This is the self-transcendence of the "life activities" achieved by the "life activities" of human beings.

The transcendent "life activities" of the formal human beings create the "living world" of the "human". There are two scales of man, 1 is the scale of any species and 2 is the intrinsic scale of man.

Manufacturing tools. Animals also generally use tools. It must be a manufacturing tool.

I learned. Man dies for money, birds die for food, man is also an animal, but it is man who rules the earth! In fact, there is no difference between humans and animals!

It's just that human intelligence is a little better than that of other animals, and human beings cannot be compared with "animals", because all animals have a little characteristic of human beings! The fundamental characteristic of animals and humans is that they have a little more intelligence than animals, can speak, think quickly, and have strong creative ability!

I'm a pet doctor, not a philosopher.

Man is a tossing animal.

And other animals know how to survive, they don't know anything but survival.

This sentence is a mistake, because human beings have the ability to think and judge independently, while animals generally do not have these two functions, which is the decisive factor that distinguishes humans from animals.

Man is a creature and self-consciousness develops self and various ideas in order to affirm himself. What distinguishes Lee from the natural world is not simply to become one with the external world and forget to look at himself, but rather his desire to know the world. When self-knowledge points out that the external world is different, this desire causes the person to return to himself.

Self-consciousness must be satisfied through desire.

The highest instinct of animals is to preserve life, and man's self-consciousness should transcend this instinct before he can gain human value.

From the point of view of human food production, animal production is characterized by low material utilization efficiency.

Animals can convert nutrient resources (such as pasture, various by-products, etc.) that cannot be directly used by humans into human food, thereby improving nutrient utilization efficiency in food production systems.