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> Prof Chittka’s experiments showed that bees ... seemed to be able to play, rolling small wooden balls, which he says they appeared to enjoy as an activity. B
by klyrs 2y ago
> Prof Chittka’s experiments showed that bees ... seemed to be able to play, rolling small wooden balls, which he says they appeared to enjoy as an activity.
But can they understand the offside rule?
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- kaycey2022 2y agoNeither do most people. Which implies ...
- klyrs 2y ago... we won't need to understand the rules, we'll just yell at the referees whether it's bees or humans handling the ball?
- unclenoriega 2y agoThey said "intelligent", not "superintelligent".
- dumbo-octopus 2y agoCall me when they not only understand the offside rule and the reasons for its introduction, but can provide a comprehensive summary of the ways it has contributed to the perception of soccer as a slow paced & uninteresting sport, and go on to advocate for its removal in favor of a more tactical distribution of players on the court and higher points per game, along with the various benefits those entail. Now that'd be intelligence.
- qingcharles 2y agoI heard a rumor from a guy on Twitter that GPT5 can explain it...