Why Do Birds Choose Birdhouses Over Natural Nests?

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In summary, lying is seen as a way to communicate and can sometimes spare hurt feelings. Philosophy can have both positive and negative aspects, and it's possible to overthink things. A highly trained philosophical mind should avoid thinking too much. As for birds, some do build roofs over their nests, but birdhouses provide a safe and sheltered alternative for nesting.
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What is good about lying?

What are the worst and best things about philosophy? Have you ever been "bitten" by thinking too much?

What should a too highly trained philosophical mind never do?

Why don't birds build a roof over their nest but they will live in birdhouses?
 
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What is good about lying?
it is the only way to communicate.

What are the worst and best things about philosophy? Have you ever been "bitten" by thinking too much?
philosophy and philosophy. yes.

What should a too highly trained philosophical mind never do?
think too much.

Why don't birds build a roof over their nest but they will live in birdhouses?
ask a bird to be sure, but perhaps it is because it is the easier way.
 
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Originally posted by jammieg
What is good about lying?

1 you do not get caught
2 spare hurt feelings

Why don't birds build a roof over their nest but they will live in birdhouses?

some do build a roof
but most use their bodys to cover the eggs
 

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