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re: Variations in Human Intelligence vs Animal Intelligence
Posted on 5/10/24 at 12:14 pm to sidewalkside
Posted on 5/10/24 at 12:14 pm to sidewalkside
How is the bell curve woke? Thought they were against numbers and facts.
There will always be a median intelligence with a few highs and lows and most people somewhere in the middle. Now, whether or not the historical 100 is still the average IQ can be up for debate.
There will always be a median intelligence with a few highs and lows and most people somewhere in the middle. Now, whether or not the historical 100 is still the average IQ can be up for debate.
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Posted on 5/10/24 at 12:22 pm to LSUBFA83
Crows are extremely good at processing situations and developing solutions. So are octopus (-pi?).
Watched a video of Killer Whales work in unison to create enough wave action to wash a seal off a sheet of ice that was adrift.
At some point we’re going to crack that insect “code” and find out that perhaps bees, ants and other colony bugs actually do have a degree of intelligence much higher than we believed.
Watched a video of Killer Whales work in unison to create enough wave action to wash a seal off a sheet of ice that was adrift.
At some point we’re going to crack that insect “code” and find out that perhaps bees, ants and other colony bugs actually do have a degree of intelligence much higher than we believed.
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