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If I did the answer would be yes, but where's the fun in that?

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Kinda super doubting what thinking might even mean to other beings. Sometimes I wonder if other self aware beings perceive time at a different rate too, like quite literally.

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Read before that dogs and parrots have the intelligence level of a toddler, so I guess like that. I suspect other creatures like bats and birds also have rudimentary logic constructs if they can solve puzzles.

Bees can communicate with the hive, so I wonder what a bee "sees" and "thinks" when another bee is directing to food. How does it know this means that.

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There are birds that solve puzzles, and cats and dogs definitely think, but it's difficult to nail down how they think or what thinking "sounds" like to them. It's an interesting question though.

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