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Humans spent hundreds of thousands of years identifying birds, before there were even empires.
by wasmitnetzen 2y ago
Humans spent hundreds of thousands of years identifying birds, before there were even empires.
- krisoft 2y agoAnd humans spent even more effort to navigate themselves. As they were getting to the birds, as they were observing the birds and as they were getting back from the birds. Everyone who is not blindly thumbling or being pushed by winds or water does some sort of navigation. Even if just relative to their surroundings. I would argue that observing birds by eyes does not really help you teach a slab of silicone to distinguish birds. But if you feel that it does, then surelly all the walking, riding, sailing around humans did should also be counted to the navigation task.