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Sure they were; that's what the title implies. Else, why the comparison? And I'm curious if those studies of animal intelligence, actually tried a human. Could
by JoeAltmaier 6y ago
Sure they were; that's what the title implies. Else, why the comparison?
And I'm curious if those studies of animal intelligence, actually tried a human. Could I remember thousands of place I put stuff? I think I do. I have a whole house full of stuff, and can find most of it quickly. I remember where I kept my socks in an apartment I lived in 30 years ago.
So yeah no, animals maybe aren't ahead of us in cognitive function.
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- EliRivers 6y agoAnimals certianly aren't ahead of us in human cognitive function, but that feels like a loaded competition. Humans do have a hard time imagining intelligence as anything other than what we have.
- JoeAltmaier 6y agoNot me. I can easily imagine animals having better senses and better integration of those senses. But I have to doubt, when somebody claims (as in the title above) that some animal is cognitively more advanced that a human child. That's linkbait and best, and plain wrong at bottom.