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The bees that can learn like humans ๐
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Isnโt it amazing what these magnificent creatures can do? Surely we must save them from extinction by banning dangerous neonicotinoid pesticides that destroy so many. Please sign the petition at โ ๐๐๐๐๐โค๏ธ

@LChittka In Mayan cosmovision bees are in a higher hierarchy than humans. ๐ซก

๐๐๐๐ are so important to survive

The answer to his question "do bees have culture?", is obviously no. They have a rudimentary capacity for imitative behaviour. Which is necessary for culture, but not sufficient. A variant of this question gets asked every time someone points out that apes have a rudimentary capacity for value judgement: "are apes moral agents?". The answer is no. The rudimentary capacity for value judgement is necessary, but not sufficient. But of course, we're not allowed to make these kinds of hierarchical distinctions anymore. Modern day ideology says, that there can be no difference between any creature that exhibits even a single trait in common. There is no necessary and sufficient! There is only the great oneness! We're all the same, "deep down", dontcha-know!

@LChittka @MariaRorvang this will never cease to amaze me ๐คฉ

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@kleber_delclaro

Because Life is based on Artificial #BioIntelligence (#ABI) processes. Continuous self deep learning are usual in living beings, not only humans.

let me put you in a tube and make you do things with honey

@dcminx @hhunter1111

