This is interesting for about five minutes, until your eye gets used to the contrast, and what's left is that staple of all cartoons: simplistic life lessons.
Pilgrims undertaking the Hajj live a very simplistic life, travelling with few possessions, spending nights in tents, sharing what they have, just like those who have left Syria with nothing to begin their own journeys.
Bacteria have been steadily shedding their former image as amorphous sacks of protein with simplistic, individualistic life styles, and one of the newest surprises is that these complex community-dwelling organisms also have a sense of identity.
(Plus, I rationalized, the key ring from which the time clock-enabled Tamagotchi depended was doubly practical, as it would keep both keys and time). However, unlike the pet rock -- cold to the touch, inanimate, basically just a rock -- the Tamagotchi gives birth to its own, simplistic artificial life-form.
Thus, perhaps the underlying issue for many is something other than the simplistic: when does life begin, or the individual's right to choose?
In this mythology, the cat lover likes a bit of a challenge and is prone to overthinking, while the felineophobe prefers an easy ride, and tends towards the more simplistic view of life that might come from, say, a spaniel.
Evolutionary game theory makes possible a more rigorous statement of this hypothesis, since repeated games are a useful if simplistic approximation of life in a close-knit group (Axelrod 1984 , 1986 Skyrms 1996; Gintis 2000).
"It's a really simplistic way of life.
This separation of the homeless from the core of city life fostered simplistic and often inaccurate understandings of their plight.
I myself don't accept this somewhat simplistic portrait of his life from childish imagination to adult realism….
She shows that in large chunks of life, the simplistic search for the perfect choice is not only impractical, but leads to misery.Marriage is one example.
