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‘Bees are sentient’: inside the brains of nature’s hardest workers
- mistersquid 4y agoNot to underestimate the potential of a brain “the size of a poppy seed” but if the neural organization of a bee may be sufficient such that a researcher believes bees are > self-aware, they’re sentient, and they possibly have a primitive form of consciousness[, …] They solve problems and can think. Bees may even have a primitive form of subjective experiences. could it be possible that some of the more sophisticated neural networks also may be endowed with a primitive form of machinic consciousness?