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From the Faeroe Island this weekend. 17 whales..
Yeah but none of that work really respects their intelligence. It seems to be more lifeless, like to study their feeding patterns, or whatever.infernal.techno wrote: By the way, there is plenty of science dedicated to the understanding of how sea creatures live. Marine biology?
maybe we should let the whales do their own research that respects their intelligence!oblioblioblio wrote:Yeah but none of that work really respects their intelligence. It seems to be more lifeless, like to study their feeding patterns, or whatever.infernal.techno wrote: By the way, there is plenty of science dedicated to the understanding of how sea creatures live. Marine biology?
?level of intelligence way way beyond what humans are capable of.
you could say the same things for whales. if you took away all their knowledge and skills they wouldn't be able to do much either. thats why young whales die without their mothers because they don't have the skills to catch food. technology is part of human evolution, it's human intelligence.oblioblioblio wrote: If you take certain things out of the equation, we are still apes. Like if you took away all previous technology, current mankind wouldnt be able to do much at all. All technological breakthroughs have some from slight modificaitons to previous research plus chance. Though that is not to say that our mind is an infinitely capable thing.
first part is true.tone-def wrote: you could say the same things for whales. if you took away all their knowledge and skills they wouldn't be able to do much either. thats why young whales die without their mothers because they don't have the skills to catch food. technology is part of human evolution, it's human intelligence.