Comedy aside, then why do squirrels bury acorns and nuts to dig them up and eat later? Some animals hibernate. The emperor penguin parents take turns hunting while the other stays with the chick because they know the other will bring food later. Dogs can be trained to wait and not gobble their food on sight. Ravens have been trained to rejects small food rewards if they know a bigger one will follow later. Animals are capable of conceptualizing time. Some say they are unable to understand their own existence (cogito ergo sum) but even that is slowly being proven weak. All that aside, love your content! 😂
Oo that's really interesting! Well there isn't just one thing that separates humans from animals right. I mean perception of time is just one major difference that seems apparent over a majority of species. There are of course anomalies not just with animals but within human beings as well. Patterns in nature seem to have a normal distribution curve in which the highest number of anything tends to fall on and around the mean but the whole data is spread over a lot of factors so definitely there will be animals that follow humanistic patterns and humans that follow animalistic patterns as well. There will always be an overlap because human beings are also animals. You have given me an interesting topic to make a video on so thanks for that. I shall explain this same thing visually and shall be posting it some time soon. Thank you for the love and appreciation bose ❤️ and your questions are not only appreciated, they make me learn new things and I love doing that. If ANY of my videos makes people out their minds to work and present arguments I count that as an achievement, even if it is just one person. So thank you so much and keep asking questions 😊
Also, there are stages in evolution as well. Human beings didn't think the same way as we do now and intelligence also evolves. So there is definitely one aspect of that. Secondly, as you mentioned, a lot of it has to do with animals being "trained" and only humans are capable of doing that. So maybe another difference between human beings and animals is the scale of their influence on their surroundings? What do you think?
Comedy aside, then why do squirrels bury acorns and nuts to dig them up and eat later? Some animals hibernate. The emperor penguin parents take turns hunting while the other stays with the chick because they know the other will bring food later. Dogs can be trained to wait and not gobble their food on sight. Ravens have been trained to rejects small food rewards if they know a bigger one will follow later. Animals are capable of conceptualizing time. Some say they are unable to understand their own existence (cogito ergo sum) but even that is slowly being proven weak.
All that aside, love your content! 😂
Oo that's really interesting!
Well there isn't just one thing that separates humans from animals right. I mean perception of time is just one major difference that seems apparent over a majority of species. There are of course anomalies not just with animals but within human beings as well.
Patterns in nature seem to have a normal distribution curve in which the highest number of anything tends to fall on and around the mean but the whole data is spread over a lot of factors so definitely there will be animals that follow humanistic patterns and humans that follow animalistic patterns as well. There will always be an overlap because human beings are also animals.
You have given me an interesting topic to make a video on so thanks for that. I shall explain this same thing visually and shall be posting it some time soon.
Thank you for the love and appreciation bose ❤️ and your questions are not only appreciated, they make me learn new things and I love doing that. If ANY of my videos makes people out their minds to work and present arguments I count that as an achievement, even if it is just one person. So thank you so much and keep asking questions 😊
Also, there are stages in evolution as well. Human beings didn't think the same way as we do now and intelligence also evolves. So there is definitely one aspect of that.
Secondly, as you mentioned, a lot of it has to do with animals being "trained" and only humans are capable of doing that. So maybe another difference between human beings and animals is the scale of their influence on their surroundings? What do you think?