Animal techniques are always adapted to practical needs, because their minds contain only information that does exist in the environment and is personally relevant to them, judged by intuition. Humans and animals the most

Animal techniques are always adapted to practical needs, because their minds contain only information that does exist in the environment and is personally relevant to them, judged by intuition.

The biggest difference between humans and animals is that the nervous system is too developed. Perception and access to more information is undoubtedly beneficial to human survival. It is certainly more dangerous not to perceive external situations, but it is often more distressing to perceive more. As the saying goes: ignorance is fearless. On the contrary, more knowledge and more fear, more knowledge and more worry. So anxiety grows.

—(U.S.) Mihari Chiksen Mihalai, "Flow"