increase over time (centuries, not generations nor individual lifetimes). I’m not referring to each and every species eventually having the exact same intelligence, thought-processes, thinking abilities as humans, but certainly something more advanced than the status quo.
Specifically, but not limited to just this example, animal species that are often prey could theoretically understand how to better protect themselves from predator species, and teach their young how to do the same, and/or various species could better learn to outsmart other species in the quest for food, shelter, survival. Of course, the life cycle requires that innate abilities are balanced so that the lifecycle we currently know remains intact. This speculation I’m bring up not only takes that into account, it also challenges it.
What are your thoughts on the feasibility of this imagery? Think outside the confines of known entities, present realities, “the box”. Expand to possibilities and probabilities beyond our current world view. Thank you.
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Thank you for your answer, it certainly presents interesting scenarios. I like your line of thinking.
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