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Sorry, my use of "intelligent" here was imprecise. They can clearly learn, but seem much less intelligent than other animals that we commonly eat, and not anywh
by SirWart 3y ago
Sorry, my use of "intelligent" here was imprecise. They can clearly learn, but seem much less intelligent than other animals that we commonly eat, and not anywhere close to the same level of intelligence of animals that we generally do not eat, such as great apes, elephants, and whales.
- joak 3y ago"intelligence" is a quite imprecise term. What do you mean by intelligence, can you define? Is chatGPT intelligent?
- burning_hamster 3y agoSome octopus species use rudimentary tools, which would put them ahead of elephants and whales in at least that aspect.
- BenjiWiebe 3y agoElephants and whales apparently both use tools.
- PrimeMcFly 3y ago> They can clearly learn, but seem much less intelligent than other animals that we commonly eat,They can clearly learn, but seem much less intelligent than other animals that we commonly eat, What? You think an octopus is less intelligent than a cow, chicken or fish? Really?