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You could ask them the same things you ask any human, but get radically different (and perhaps very interesting) answers. You could look at their art, listen t
by jatsign 7y ago
You could ask them the same things you ask any human, but get radically different (and perhaps very interesting) answers.
You could look at their art, listen to their music, learn their philosophy - assuming they have any of that, and that it's comprehensible to us.
- viach 7y agoAgree, new art, new music, new philosophy (I personally don't expect it to be much different from ours). But will it have any important effect on average human life ever?
- TJSomething 7y agoI would be unsurprised if some other species had oral histories. It seems that elephants and crows are able to communicate about specific locations and people while their referents aren't around.