The other day, I saw this wildlife video of a lion trying to prey on a group of wilderbeests, and then they just turned around and started chasing him back, like: Oh no, not today, we refuse to be seized for food, and when the lion saw that they meant business, he started running for cover like: Oh shit, shit... I was really in a state that day but couldn't stop laughing my ass out.
But then that part of me that overthinks everything found the video very deep, in the sense that I think it dipicts the argument that the foundation of liberty is unity, and present in that undivided entity of wilderbeests were two things: 'sincerity and trust.' Each animal was genuinely regardful of the others, leading to a greater sense of trust that each will have the others' backs. But of course the wilderbeests are naturally altruistic.
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