According to Aristotle, we must embrace and improve our genuine selves to perfect our natures and find fulfillment as human beings. This knowledge seems to apply to all living things, not just humans. Nevertheless, Jingang, a unique horse, appears to be too busy with amusement to show up to Philosophy 101 class. This unusual horse defies expectations and has ambitions above and beyond those of a conventional equine. Jingang occasionally plays up his pretending to be dead. It is funny and shows that certain animals would rather be lazy than work hard and earn their rewards, much like us people do.
Frasisco Zalasar’s film compilation of the horse obstructing his “duties” by ‘dying’ dramatically was liked by more than 82,000 viewers. Additionally, the video was shared 630,000 times. Such large numbers imply that Jingang’s antics, especially on Mondays, are connected to people.
Jingang the horse plays dead in a spectacular manner.
However, contrary to what was once believed, horses are not completely color blind; instead, they see purples and violets rather than greens and yellows.
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The horse exhibits this behavior because it dislikes being ridden.
The horse does this because it doesn’t like being ridden
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Look at the gift horse’s mouth to determine whether it is a male or a female steed: if it has 40 teeth, it is a male; if it has 36 teeth, it is a female.
Jingang enjoys ‘horsing around’
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But it sure doesn’t like hard work
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It really is ‘cute but naughty’
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