"Hey"
"Hey"
"What's up?"
"Nothing. You?"
"Nothing"
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"Bye"
"Bye"
(I'm not good at starting conversations.)
"Hey"
"What's up?"
"Nothing. You?"
"Nothing"
...
"Bye"
"Bye"
(I'm not good at starting conversations.)
Sounds like every MSN conversations I've ever had.L1250 post=18.69701.670664 said:"Hey"
"Hey"
"What's up?"
"Nothing. You?"
"Nothing"
...
"Bye"
"Bye"
(I'm not good at starting conversations.)
First of all the size of the brain isn't directly related to intelligence, larger animals will typically have larger brains, pretty simple.Eggo post=18.69701.670590 said:Dogs are still really dumb though.
(posted a picture here showing different sizes of brains)
well I guess like funky tasting water, knowing that with each flush you poor down about 7 liters of water so it's not THAT dirty(but I still wouldn't give it a try) unless you don't flush or clean it on regular basisBulletinmybrain post=18.69701.670631 said:I would ask him how the shitbowl's water tastes like.
Then I would tell him to shut up and start yapping again cause I hate other human beings.
I don't see how that disproves what I said, that dogs are not dumb just because they have a smaller brain. If you knew about encephalization quotients why did you post the picture of the brain sizes?Eggo post=18.69701.670902 said:The encephalization quotient is directly related to intelligence though. Larger animals might have larger brains but they also typically have smaller EQs. Humans are far smaller than those large animals and have smaller brains, but their EQ is ridiculously high in comparison.
Even so, that dog learnt to accociate words at a rate much faster than any toddler, even that would somewhat diminish your very scientific claim ofAs someone who studies neuroscience (along with quite a bit of anthropology and evolutionary psychology), this little tidbit of pop science isn't indicative of intelligence at all. It's simply an extension of simple audiovisual conditioning.
Also I should mention that this whole thread is on the idea of a hypothetical situation, IF your dog could talk. not if it would be possible.Dogs are so dumb.
I said todlers, that's older than infants, are you saying young humans aren't intelligent? I certainly don't think that dogs have the ability to solve calculus problems or find a cure for aids, but their intelligence is not to be scoffed at.Eggo post=18.69701.670973 said:You're comparing human infants to fully developed dogs?
Oh hell yes! I really want to know what that is like (I'll bet it's awesome)Lazzi post=18.69701.671075 said:what is it like to have a tail.