Mario Petr
Wed, Jul-04-07, 06:16
www.nature.com/news/2007/070702/full/070702-7.html
"Orang-utans can solve a brain-teaser that would vex many
human minds, researchers have found." ""Before we started we
thought this was really complicated," she says. "If you asked
someone in an office to solve this problem many people
wouldn't be able to give a quick answer, and some probably
wouldn't be able to figure it out at all."" ""They have to
have a mental image of the water in order to solve the
problem."" The important thing is that humans have a "mental
image" picked up from Byble, which says that they are
intelligent, God-like, and that orang-utans are stupid. What a
STUPID mental image. So, they create scenarios of our past in
which a *devine spark* hit us sometime in the past, which (the
*devine spark*) *separated us* from other animals. If you ask
me, sometime in our past, too much alcohol hit us, and we
began to lose our minds, that's what hit us. -- Mario
Petrinovich
"Orang-utans can solve a brain-teaser that would vex many
human minds, researchers have found." ""Before we started we
thought this was really complicated," she says. "If you asked
someone in an office to solve this problem many people
wouldn't be able to give a quick answer, and some probably
wouldn't be able to figure it out at all."" ""They have to
have a mental image of the water in order to solve the
problem."" The important thing is that humans have a "mental
image" picked up from Byble, which says that they are
intelligent, God-like, and that orang-utans are stupid. What a
STUPID mental image. So, they create scenarios of our past in
which a *devine spark* hit us sometime in the past, which (the
*devine spark*) *separated us* from other animals. If you ask
me, sometime in our past, too much alcohol hit us, and we
began to lose our minds, that's what hit us. -- Mario
Petrinovich