@futurebird “Did Who Deny It Supply It? Rethinking Negotiations of Identity in Human-Human Interactions”
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So a few months back I found a study that tried to do the "mirror test for consciousness" on ants. -
So a few months back I found a study that tried to do the "mirror test for consciousness" on ants.@futurebird Maybe ant scientists are like “Are humans even conscious? Their collaborations are spotty and conditional, and they seem not even to notice their own scent, let alone recognize it. Incredibly, they must resort to simple heuristics, such as identifying as the source or ‘dealer’ of an odor to the first individual to sense it. (They appear to react to reflected light but their primitive water-balloon eyes are clearly insufficient for true image capture)”