Comments by "marialiyubman" (@marialiyubman) on "Benn Jordan" channel.

  1. I hate that I even thought this, because I despise the whole idea of nuralink, but I do wonder how animals interpret the sounds they hear. Like, how do they interpret “NO!”, “GOOD BOY”… Except I would never put an animal through what the WEF wants to put all humans through. BTF, they did the experiments on monkeys and even if the Nuralink were the hottest new thing I wouldn’t ever try it for that reason alone… I don’t oppose trying medicine on animals when there’s no choice, but I do oppose useless experiments, like… oh.. desert flies and beagles.
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  2. I don’t think dogs see life the way you described, mainly because I grew up believing the claim that most animals only see the world in black and white, but then one day I realized that most highly poisonous animals and insects develop extremely bright colors to warn the exact same animals not to touch them. So there must be a mechanism that compensates for the color receptors animals have in their retinas and them being able to perceive bright reds, yellows and other vivid colors. Otherwise it would be like me leaving a note for the bear:”dear bear, I am sleeping alone in the woods, take stuff from the cooler, but please don’t wake me”. - except that note would be millions of years of insect evolution. Also, what’s the CFF of a sloth?
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