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Phil Cockfield
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"mine. it's all gonna be mine" https://www.youtube.com/shorts/UyfAKov-cQo
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Thomas
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Iβve always wondered what goes through the mind of animals when they see humans use tools or they get to experience something so otherworldly as riding on a plane. Do they get any sense of whatβs going on - the cause and effect of using a tool, the fact that theyβre hurtling across the sky, etc. Some primates have the ability to mimic us using basic tools, but do they actually understand any of it?
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Phil Cockfield
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"Some primates have the ability to mimic us using basic tools, but do they actually understand any of it?" Have you seen how crazy sophisticated the "shared human/bonobo shared culture" gets. Examples of the concepts of "sorry" (apology) over events from a years earlier (memory) occurring. And in the case of the bonobos voice boxes, which do not have a human voice box, in the lab (long range shared living experiments) the bonobo's learned to "grunt" sub lingual but recognisable when the researches started playing close attention, that they were vocalising the shared english words they have been communicating between species with on "chalk boards" (aka computer tap boards) - so eventually they dropped the chalk boards and were just speaking english at the level they were able to get to. Crazy! ref (timestamp): https://youtu.be/pCgYKznqDac?si=qUbUOjBevhAc0EHq&t=2619
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