Wysiwyg
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I was just contemplating (before the Sun. arvo footy game starts)that animals are constantly making choices as well.
What I don`t understand is how they think without words.What is the form of communication between brain and limb in animal?
With the sensory input to the brain from every given moment , a "decision" is being made to do something.Evidence shows that an animals stimulus response can be trained and taught.Above and beyond what is known to be instinctive survival .
To answer my own question ...... it has to be a stimulus response event.Nothing more and nothing less.Jump through the hoop and get the fish.
So in conclusion animals have stimulus response as do humans but we get to rationalise and reason (well depending on your level of awareness) any stimuli and sensory input as well as having the inherent survival mechanism that threads through all life forms.
What I don`t understand is how they think without words.What is the form of communication between brain and limb in animal?
With the sensory input to the brain from every given moment , a "decision" is being made to do something.Evidence shows that an animals stimulus response can be trained and taught.Above and beyond what is known to be instinctive survival .
To answer my own question ...... it has to be a stimulus response event.Nothing more and nothing less.Jump through the hoop and get the fish.
So in conclusion animals have stimulus response as do humans but we get to rationalise and reason (well depending on your level of awareness) any stimuli and sensory input as well as having the inherent survival mechanism that threads through all life forms.