Re:Dolphins Show Self-Recognition Earlier Than Children
by wastewaste on Monday January 15, 2018 @07:39AM
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I wasn't so much disagreeing with the implied statement as I was criticizing your expression. You didn't add anything to the discussion I didn't read better in other comments. Point in case the focus is on the ratio of brainsize at birth and later, in relation to body size I might add.
Re:Dolphins Show Self-Recognition Earlier Than Children
by dragonwriter on Monday January 15, 2018 @01:44PM
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> I wasn't so much disagreeing with the implied statement as I was criticizing your expression.
Your upthread comment wasn't a response to any expression of mine.
> You didn't add anything to the discussion I didn't read better in other comments.
If you just don't think a comment adds anything, but have no real disagreement with it, that's a good reason to either not respond or downvote.
It's not a good reason to deliberately misinterpret it and respond to that strawman sonthst you have an artificial disagreement.
That they’d also be closer to same-species adults in cognitive function is not that surprising.