I can barely tie my own shoes. My cat can do Algebra 
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I once asked a zoologist how intelligent a gorilla was. He said a gorilla knows everything it needs to be a gorilla.
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And how quickly the animal learns to follow commands from humans. As if subservience was a measure of intelligence.
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And yet... our education system still treats most everyone the same.pic.twitter.com/Rc7jNuEMMj
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I don't see it as odd. Members of dominant group almost always use themselves as the norm. Explains racism, sexism, no?
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We're giving the tests when they give the test to us we'll play by their rules
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my wife left me Neil
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universities don't grant degrees for ripping the throat out of a wildebeest. Physical prowess in not intelligence.
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Lions must rely on more than brutality. They have to coordinate, or risk serious injury, or death.
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cooperative hunting behavior is a sign of intelligence, the most effective pack hunters are humans.
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Humans are impressive hunters, but we have nothing on African wild dogs. They have an estimated 80% success rate.
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how well do they do against elephants? Are they known to stampede herds off cliffs? How about whales?
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is there a name other than "human-centric" for this bias?
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Wonderful! Thank you :-)
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