Apes don't do contemplation

[OBEler]

Apes learned sign language since 1960 however they never asked a single question.  It's a human thing to ask.

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[Yimpa]

Quote

"You are not An Ape”

Edited Thursday at 06:06 AM by Yimpa

[Leo Gura]

Has it occurred to scientists that there is no point in asking questions when you already know all the answers?

[inFlow]

[UnbornTao]

[Breakingthewall]

Animals function on a direct level; their mind is solely perception and instinct. We humans give rise to a new dimension of existence, the mental matrix, which draws on the minds of the community and creates a living structure that exists separately from matter, although it draws its energy from it. An evolutionary entity capable of observing the environment in which it lives and itself, and understanding all the logical patterns of reality.

Reality is logical. The mind is a logical emergence capable of understanding any logical possibility. It has no limits because it is not tied to a specific environment; it is potentially totally free.

[UnbornTao]

@Breakingthewall You could do some contemplation.

[Breakingthewall]

10 minutes ago, UnbornTao said:

@Breakingthewall You could do some contemplation.

I guess so, but to a certain level, with a limit because their mind is totally attached to their physical energetic body and their environment, they have no capacity for abstraction. Or maybe they have some? Where is exactly the difference between animals and human? Why no animal can do a multiplication and humans can understand quantum physics? Seems that there is a qualitative jump

[UnbornTao]

2 hours ago, Breakingthewall said:

I guess so, but to a certain level, with a limit because their mind is totally attached to their physical energetic body and their environment, they have no capacity for abstraction. Or maybe they have some? Where is exactly the difference between animals and human? Why no animal can do a multiplication and humans can understand quantum physics? Seems that there is a qualitative jump

Sorry, I just meant you could open up in general. 

[Hojo]

This is why humans are so special and its showing God gave us a power unique to humans. Contemplating is God's gift.

Edited Thursday at 03:48 PM by Hojo

[Breakingthewall]

28 minutes ago, UnbornTao said:

Sorry, I just meant you could open up in general. 

Ah you meant me, like passive aggressive commentary, but nothing interesting to say, just sad grey depressing nothing 🤣

Why you assume I need that, baby? In the books that you read my attitude doesn't fit? Not enough 💘? Or maybe you just can't understand what I say, then you think that are bullshit? That's normal 

Anyway, I was trying to understand what exactly makes the difference between a monkey mind and a human mind, why a monkey can't do algebraic calculation and a human does. 

 

 

Edited Thursday at 04:08 PM by Breakingthewall

[UnbornTao]

@Breakingthewall Just an observation.

[Breakingthewall]

5 minutes ago, UnbornTao said:

@Breakingthewall Just an observation.

I think you don't understand the line that I'm following. That's ok, when I read you I see just nothing, but I'm not telling you, i just follow my line. 

Edited Thursday at 04:14 PM by Breakingthewall

[UnbornTao]

@Breakingthewall Okey doke

[Breakingthewall]

@UnbornTao sorry for the answer but I can't avoid, I'm too sensitive to the passive aggressive energy. I have to work in it.

[OBEler]

Please let us at least behave here better than monkeys do.

 

Back to topic: Still wondering, why monkeys after decades of learning a language from another species have no interest at all to ask them a single question. This is beyond ignorance. Monkeys are truly non interested at all in understanding us humans. 

 

Edit: after some thoughts about monkeys, maybe their ignorance is explained because of their incapability of creating Mental places. They truly live in a completely different world and probably can't produce thoughts like we do.

 

Edited Thursday at 04:40 PM by OBEler

[OBEler]

I asked Chatgpt4. Apes have not the capability to understand that other beings know something they don't know. So asking a question (where is the banana,) is pointless for them.