PERCON
Mental Innovator
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- May 6, 2005
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I don't think we are the first intelligent forms of life on this planet.
I don't quite know how 'intelligence' is defined these days but to me Dolphins are very intelligent and they originated before humans and so now they may be more intelligent than us in their own little ways. Great white sharks are also very intelligent, very curious, they want to learn more about what they don't know. They are more curious towards things they've never seen before than the things they see everyday, kinda like us since we barely think about everyday processes. Back in the age of the Dinosaurs, yes I relate back to them again
, 64 million years ago had a different type of intelligence, they had no real need to speak to each other although communication would most definately have taken place in one form or another. So they were, for the millions of years that they existed, very intelligent. Many other forms of life on this planet are intelligent. We are not the only intelligent forms of life and like it or not we most probably weren't the first. 64 million years ago the dinosaurs existed, we've existed for a million years or so. BIG gap, anything could have developed in that time, it doesn't take too long to see that evolution paved the way for life and intelligence developed in many different forms suiting the lifeforms. We developed communication through words after using grunts and noise of the like. Other animals communicate differently but I have no doubt that they must be intelligent in order to find a way to 'talk' to each other and to grow up knowing that that's the way to interact requires some intelligence in the first place.
PERCON
I don't quite know how 'intelligence' is defined these days but to me Dolphins are very intelligent and they originated before humans and so now they may be more intelligent than us in their own little ways. Great white sharks are also very intelligent, very curious, they want to learn more about what they don't know. They are more curious towards things they've never seen before than the things they see everyday, kinda like us since we barely think about everyday processes. Back in the age of the Dinosaurs, yes I relate back to them again
PERCON