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darkpaw02says...He said that chimpanzees cannot learn from each other, which is not true.
http://www.janegoodall.org/media/news/difference-learning-sexes
messengersays...Yep. He said a bunch more crap too. The only thing I like about this is that I've never heard the evolution of language as a tool explained.>> ^darkpaw02:
He said that chimpanzees cannot learn from each other, which is not true.
http://www.janegoodall.org/media/news/difference-learning-sexes
darkpaw02says...I don't know that he is giving enough credit to non-human animals on that either.
I reckon a good part of the evolution of language in humans and human ancestors would have been well before we had complex tools. It's not such a big jump from a wolf "saying" "Hey guys! Look! The rabbit's over here!!" to a bipedal ape being able to say "see Ugg? hit rock with rock". There's no way in hell that the early humans who could make those near-perfect arrow heads would go visit another tribe and give them a lecture about flint-knapping techniques.
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