Say you have fish in a tank. You can knock on the glass to get their attention. Clean the tank, taking away water and adding it back in. Flip the light on and off, pick up the tank and move it, prod at them with your finger.

Like fish are a life form that we set on the table and watch from a distance, we are the life form for something else, simply sitting on a stand in the corner. All of our environmental elements are simply someone screwing with us from the outside, most likely out of boredom. So does that mean that we have been pulled out of our natural living habitats.

AND, If I can have a conversation such as this with myself, do fish have conversations like this in their head? I mean we have classified their brains as being small, inferior to our own. But that is merely a perception based on studies performed by the only point of view that we have: our own. We are analyzing the functions of a fish' brain based on how we analyze our own, because that is what makes sense to us. Using ourselves as a prototype for a basis of comparison to everything else in relation. But fish are a completely different species. Their functions and elements are to be read differently. MAYBE their brain is so small, because it doesn't need to be any bigger. Its compartmentalized to a point to where we just aren't reading it accurately.

Yeah...fish are probably the epitome of life forms. They know how to just: live.