For many of us, the seasons tell us a lot — like what holiday is coming up or what delicious seasonal food there might be at the local grocery store. But what if there were no seasons, or only one season all year round? Well, humans probably wouldn’t have met up with other humans much, and settlements would be scattered. If humans couldn’t put their brains together, there are a lot of inventions that we wouldn’t have today. We may never have learned to use tools. We may never have basic technology! Other videos you might like:
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What If Just One Planet Disappeared from the Solar System https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFAvLx6kZUM& TIMESTAMPS:
The Earth wouldn’t be tilted 0:19
There’d be a lack of food 0:56
Humans probably wouldn’t have progressed 1:21
We’d be way more susceptible to germs 1:56
Agricultural Problems 2:26
We Need Winter! 2:57
We would have to re-learn basic survival 3:27
The weather would be predictable 3:58
Unchanging Landscape 4:20
The Equinoxes would be off 4:46
Psychological Effects 5:22
There’d be huge effects on the ecosystem 6:00
There’d be disruptions in sleep patterns 6:24
We could see changes in brain function 7:00
Changes in skin and hair 7:31
It could be bad for your heart 8:07 #whatif #winter #brightside SUMMARY:
– Everyone would probably move toward the locations near the Equator where it’d be warmest. This would cause over-population, the spread of diseases, and lack of resources.
– Animals, too, would move to those warm regions by the equator and would likely get over-hunted.
– If everyone had to live all together near the Equator, we’d be vulnerable to a lot of disease; and not just from each other, but from insects too.
– Rain can erode the soil, which pushes all the nutrients down below the root level, making that farmland at least partially infertile.
– Many crops that we rely on, like wheat, oats and barley, potatoes, and corn grow better in cooler climates that have a winter season.
– We’d have to do some adapting and learn how to successfully farm in these new conditions; that includes growing crops and raising livestock.
– Every day would look and feel pretty much the same! – Changes in light would normally have a huge biological effect on plants and animals, such as telling them when it’s time to reproduce or hibernate. – Science has proven that sunlight has a positive effect on our mood, and gives us natural Vitamin D. – There may be some plants and animals that wouldn’t survive if there were no seasons.
– If a place experiences a change in the amount of sunlight it gets, those that live there may see malfunctions in their biological clocks. – A small European study found that our attention and focusing skills are better during the summertime, and much worse during winter. – If you’d happen to be stuck in one of the wintery regions, your skin and hair would likely dry out. – Thinner blood vessels make your heart work harder than it normally would to pump blood through your body. This will cause an increase in your heart rate. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Are modern humans the pinnacle of the food chain, the strongest and most intelligent creatures ever to walk this Earth? Maybe now, but once upon a time, we had some real competition: Neanderthals. Wait, like, cave people? Weren’t Neanderthals our ancestors? Nope! We came from the Cro-Magnon, which were early modern humans. Neanderthals were a separate branch of humans. Their DNA is even different from ours, so we can safely say that Neanderthals were a completely different species. Other videos you might like:
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11 Mysteries of Famous Icons People Don’t Know About https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxnSirwp-2c TIMESTAMPS:
What did Neanderthals look like? 0:42
The lifestyle of Neanderthals:
– Morning 2:15
– Afternoon 3:10
– Evening 3:57
– Night 4:56
Their lifespan 6:26
Why aren’t we all…Neanderthals? 6:51 #Neanderthals #ancientpeople #brightside Preview photo credit: Reconstruction of male and female Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis) based on the La Chapelle-aux-Saints fossils: By S. ENTRESSANGLE/E. DAYNES/Science Photo Library/EAST NEWS, https://www.eastnews.ru/pictures/picture/id/66215202/i/43/t/127
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– The average Neanderthal was about 5’4” and weighed around 160 pounds. Neanderthals might’ve been smaller than modern humans, but they made up for it in stoutness.
– But modern humans have more complex and efficient brains. – On his thick muscular legs, a Neanderthal could easily trek 30 miles just to find some dinner.
– Modern humans might be smarter, but Neanderthals would win any arm-wrestling match. They were anywhere from 5-20% stronger than modern humans. – Neanderthals had an average lifespan of only about 40 years. They grew up a lot faster than we do – for Neanderthals, you were an adult at 12!
– It's possible that Neanderthals could’ve been ruined by a very bad diet consisting of only meat. These tough guys hunted big game – they weren’t too interested in fruits, vegetables, or nuts.
– But when severe frosts came, the population of deer, mammoths, bison, and other goodies began to decline significantly. – Due to this sharp global cooling, Neanderthals couldn't cross a lot of distances, so they were forced to coexist with the Cro-Magnons who migrated from Africa. – Neanderthals might’ve been physically superior to those early modern humans, but the Cro-Magnons were taller, more agile, and, most importantly, more cunning.
– Studies of Neanderthal skulls showed that they had a much larger brain than Cro-Magnon.
– The reason for the Neanderthals extinction could be… Neanderthals themselves. Every male risked his life daily fighting with bears, rhinos, mammoths and other ancient beasts. – Because of this hardcore lifestyle, the number of men likely decreased, so the birthrate fell. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Do you worry when your body does weird things like sweat when you’re nervous, you forget an awesome dream, or get carsick on a long ride? It’s puzzling, eh? Have you ever wondered why we wake up before the alarm clock? Or how the weather gives you a headache? Our brain is also a tricky thing. For example, it perceives going to school or work as a threat and tries to protect us from this stress by keeping us in bed. That's why it's hard to wake up on weekdays and so easy to wake up on the weekend. Interested? So let's hop into our submarine of discovery and dive deep into why these strange tricks of our bodies happen. Other videos you might like:
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30 Facts You Never Knew About Your Body https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwzhqySOvkE&
15 Body Parts That Will Disappear One Day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1sgVb3YBAI& TIMESTAMPS: Why do we bite our lips? 💋
Why do we forget dreams? 0:58
Why do we wake up before the alarm clock? 1:42 ⏰
We can’t stand being tickled, yet why do we react to it with laughter? 2:12
Why do we sweat when we get nervous? 2:56
How does the weather give you a headache? 3:34
Why do we feel carsickness? 4:13 😖
Why does skin darken in the sun, yet hair gets lighter? 4:54
Why do we hear ringing in the ears? 5:45
Ever stood up too fast and gotten dizzy and lightheaded? 6:23
Why does crying cause that weird lump in the throat? 6:42
Is it true that our heart stops during a sneeze? 7:17 Why do we get lazy after a big meal? 7:52 🌭
Why is it hard to wake up on weekdays? 8:20
Why do we get cramps when we run? 8:47 #humanbody #humanbrain #brightside SUMMARY:
– Our brain gives our body an “order” to bite our lips so that we think less about problems and calm down. – Dreams are chaotic, full of symbolism and strange images, so the brain thinks: (Brain: “This guy already has enough on his plate in real life – he doesn’t that dream consuming his thoughts.”) – It’s just that waking up to an alarm clock is a big shock for the body. To avoid this unnecessary stress, the brain releases a protein that’s responsible for wakefulness.
– The most ticklish areas happen to cover vital organs and arteries, so nature has made them very sensitive.
– If you were an early human trying to get out of a headlock with a rival, then your wet skin would be slippery. Sweaty palms also cling to tree branches better.
– When the weather changes, the air pressure changes. Your blood vessels and nerves feel this difference in pressure and react – they expand, get smaller, or spasm.
– In comparison to human history, cars appeared not so long ago, so the brain hasn't completely adapted.
– With more and more pigment being produced, the skin gets darker. With hair, things are a little different. It does have small reserves of melanin, but it can’t produce it like your skin can. – When you quickly go from a lying position to standing, the blood in your body drops to your feet and legs, thanks-a-lot gravity!
– Back before there was science to explain these things, people believed that during a sneeze, the body let go of too much air and that it could stop your heart forever. – If you want to wake up ready to take on the day, try thinking about what a great day tomorrow will be before you go to bed.
– If you’ve ever experienced a running cramp, you know that it can be super uncomfortable. The good news is that it is totally normal. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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What is the toothiest critter that ever lived on our planet? For example, the strength of human jaws is about 160 pounds per square inch. It’s good to break some tough cookie or a pistachio shell, which is enough for survival in our harsh modern world. But what about more serious contenders? A mastiff is among the mightiest friends humans have, and it can easily snap a thick branch in two. A lion can show 650 psi — it’s four times stronger than the human’s bite! But did you know that the hyena’s jaw force is higher than that of both lion’s and tiger’s? Well, if hyenas were not cowardly, they would probably be among the most feared animals of the savannah! Other videos you might like:
10 Unique Animals You Won’t Believe Exist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8mxT7lnCuo
10 Extinct Animals We Shouldn't Bring Back https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPF0zB1hDKY
Who Lives In the Deepest Place On Earth? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq4lbCC24js TIMESTAMPS:
Human 0:20
Dog 0:57
Lion 1:25
Bengal tiger 1:54
Hyena 2:15
Grizzly bear 2:46
Gorilla 3:20
Hippopotamus 3:54
Jaguar 4:24
American alligator 4:56
Saltwater croc 5:22
White shark 6:08
T-Rex! 6:38
The absolute champion of the bite force contest 7:28 #animalfacts #strongestanimals #brightside SUMMARY:
– A mastiff enters the stage and walks with dignity to show its strength. It opens its jaws and clenches them over the device… 550 psi!
– The next contestant is the king of the jungle himself — meet the mighty lion! Ooooh, it shows 650 psi — it’s four times stronger than the human’s bite! – Bengal tiger leaps forward and sinks its huge fangs into the measuring device, which shows… 1,050 psi! – But when it comes to forest predators, no creature can compete with the grizzly bear. It shows 1,200 psi!
– Although gorillas are gentle, making one of them angry certainly shouldn’t be on your agenda. – A hippopotamus is an unpredictable animal. It may look sweet, but it’s considered one of the most dangerous species of Africa. – Jaguars easily crush bones with their long, sharp teeth, so it’s no wonder that they outbite all the rest of the feline family.
– Saltwater crocodiles patiently wait for the prey in the waters of the river and are very quick to attack. No wonder it’s the biggest land predator and reptile in the world!
– A great white shark ferociously sinks its many crooked teeth into the device, showing 4,000 psi! Its bite force has never been directly measured, but the estimates show these astounding figures. – Scientists have estimated that the maximum force of T-Rex' bite could reach the astonishing 12,000 psi! – The frightful Deinosuchus dwelled the oceans millions of years ago and hunted dinosaurs that were careless enough to wander into the crocs’ territory. At 23,000 psi, nothing could ever beat this monster! Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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What is the toothiest critter that ever lived on our planet? For example, the strength of human jaws is about 160 pounds per square inch. It’s good to break some tough cookie or a pistachio shell, which is enough for survival in our harsh modern world. But what about more serious contenders? A mastiff is among the mightiest friends humans have, and it can easily snap a thick branch in two. A lion can show 650 psi — it’s four times stronger than the human’s bite! But did you know that the hyena’s jaw force is higher than that of both lion’s and tiger’s? Well, if hyenas were not cowardly, they would probably be among the most feared animals of the savannah! Other videos you might like:
10 Unique Animals You Won’t Believe Exist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8mxT7lnCuo
10 Extinct Animals We Shouldn't Bring Back https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPF0zB1hDKY
Who Lives In the Deepest Place On Earth? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq4lbCC24js TIMESTAMPS:
Human 0:20
Dog 0:57
Lion 1:25
Bengal tiger 1:54
Hyena 2:15
Grizzly bear 2:46
Gorilla 3:20
Hippopotamus 3:54
Jaguar 4:24
American alligator 4:56
Saltwater croc 5:22
White shark 6:08
T-Rex! 6:38
The absolute champion of the bite force contest 7:28 #animalfacts #strongestanimals #brightside SUMMARY:
– A mastiff enters the stage and walks with dignity to show its strength. It opens its jaws and clenches them over the device… 550 psi!
– The next contestant is the king of the jungle himself — meet the mighty lion! Ooooh, it shows 650 psi — it’s four times stronger than the human’s bite! – Bengal tiger leaps forward and sinks its huge fangs into the measuring device, which shows… 1,050 psi! – But when it comes to forest predators, no creature can compete with the grizzly bear. It shows 1,200 psi!
– Although gorillas are gentle, making one of them angry certainly shouldn’t be on your agenda. – A hippopotamus is an unpredictable animal. It may look sweet, but it’s considered one of the most dangerous species of Africa. – Jaguars easily crush bones with their long, sharp teeth, so it’s no wonder that they outbite all the rest of the feline family.
– Saltwater crocodiles patiently wait for the prey in the waters of the river and are very quick to attack. No wonder it’s the biggest land predator and reptile in the world!
– A great white shark ferociously sinks its many crooked teeth into the device, showing 4,000 psi! Its bite force has never been directly measured, but the estimates show these astounding figures. – Scientists have estimated that the maximum force of T-Rex' bite could reach the astonishing 12,000 psi! – The frightful Deinosuchus dwelled the oceans millions of years ago and hunted dinosaurs that were careless enough to wander into the crocs’ territory. At 23,000 psi, nothing could ever beat this monster! Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Phones make our life easier, more connected and interesting. But they can bring a lot of trouble too. And among the main ones is interference with our private life. I'm talking about phone tapping. How do they do it, and most importantly, what should you do to protect your phone? But to better know how to protect your phone from tapping, you must first find out how they can do it. Whoever they are. Found an unknown free Wi-Fi? Received a strange file via Bluetooth? Didn't clean your computer from viruses and connected your phone to it? Or have you downloaded a "very awesome and absolutely free" app? Congrats, now you’re at high risk of being tapped. Other videos you might like:
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If You Get One of These Messages, Delete It Immediately! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rhDHSoxV_4
9 Signs Your Phone Isn't Your Private Zone Anymore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHumNXawGck& TIMESTAMPS:
❓ HOW they can do it:
– Wireless connection 0:47
– Special equipment 1:19
– Super expensive equipment 1:56
– Instant messengers 2:19
– Own inattention 2:38
❓ Easy ways to protect your phone from tapping:
– Your password 3:23
– SMS code 4:22
– Fake Apps 4:54
– App-lockers 5:50
– Apps that fully protect your phone 6:14
– Another type of connection 6:37
– Computer 7:10
– Update your software 7:37
– Don’t talk about the important things 8:20 #personaldata #phones #brightside SUMMARY:
– Hackers can install malware without your knowledge. It can easily enter your phone through MMS messages, mobile Internet, Bluetooth, or WiFi.
– There are special expensive devices to listen to phones. Typically, such a system consists of computers and a few telephones with special modifications.
– There are special listening stations that can be controlled by a professional operator with special education and extensive experience.
– So that no one can read and listen to your messages, instant messengers encrypt your dialogues. To “crack” them, you need a special decryption code. – The most commonplace and easiest way to put your phone at risk is to leave it somewhere without a password or give it to someone “to play" with.
– The easiest and most banal way – regularly change passwords on your gadgets to protect your phone. – An attacker won't be able to enter your profile if they know the password, but don't have an SMS code. – Don't leave Bluetooth on if you're not using it. Hackers can connect and you won’t even notice. – Don't connect to unknown networks! And the safest thing is to use a personal Wi-Fi modem.
– There are also apps that fully protect your phone. They block connections to dubious networks and communication channels, tell you if a strange activity has appeared on your phone, and encrypt your conversations.
– Most phones use the GSM communication protocol for calling. Unfortunately, this standard can be cracked by someone who has the necessary skills.
– You can always change it to a more secure connection, though, for example, to CDMA. – Don't connect the phone to the computer if you're not sure that it is clear from viruses.
– If you suspect that your phone is being tapped, then just try not to discuss important information over the phone. Do it in person. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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What role do fingerprints play in our lives? Yes, detective movies give a clear answer to this question. Also, scientists have only recently found out that fingerprints serve a person as the main mechanism of touch. Without them, it'd be difficult for you to read information and interact with whatever you're touching or holding in your hands. Patterns on the fingers play a very important role in the fine motor skills of the hands. Thanks to them, we can easily separate thin pages of paper from each other, type on a keyboard, get cards and money from our wallets, play the piano, guitar, etc. But besides that, could fingerprints determine your character? Other videos you might like:
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What If You Run for 24 Hours Without Stopping? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yS4oI1py0Gs&
What If You Stopped Sleeping for a Week? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFCdyi3gUFk& TIMESTAMPS:
How about Gadgets? 0:24
Temperature 1:37
Sensitivity 2:22
Identification and uniqueness 3:25
Let’s talk about Touch 6:08
Main types of fingerprints 7:26 #fingerprints #yourpersonality #brightside SUMMARY:
– A very sensitive temperature sensor is located on our palms. Remember that when you're sitting at a campfire in nature, you're constantly stretching out your hands in its direction. Also in cold weather, you feel your hands freeze faster than the rest of your body.
– Every print of every person is unique. The probability that you'll meet someone with the same finger pattern as yours is 1 in 64 million. Even for twins with the same DNA, the prints vary. – In Ancient Babylon, about 2000 BCE, people left prints on clay tablets as a signature. Then, in the 5-7 centuries, they were used in China for the same purpose. – Scientists have recorded rare cases when a person was born with absolutely smooth fingers, void of prints. Such cases in medicine are considered a manifestation of a rare genetic tendency. – In addition to fingerprints, people also have unique prints on their tongue and feet. And with cats and dogs, nose prints are unique.
– The patterns on our fingers can also be an additional tool for reading information. An excellent testimony of this is massage therapists. – Each fingerprint is unique, but nevertheless, there are only three main types of patterns for them: an arch, loops, and a whorl.
– The first type is the arch. People with these prints are very responsible, calm and balanced. They don't get mad easily. – The next type is the loop. People with this pattern on their fingers put self-expression and self-development in first place, even if it doesn't bring material benefits.
– And the last type is the whorl. The predominance of whorls speaks of well-developed logical and analytical thinking. People with this pattern are better at learning new languages and math. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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The Titanic's only voyage ended in tragedy on April fifteenth, 1912. At the time of the disaster, it was the largest and most advanced ship ever constructed. Designed to carry more than 2,400 passengers and almost 900 crewmembers, the Titanic had certainly earned its name. But with over a century of advancement, how are today’s cruise ships different from those of Titanic’s day? Sure, we all know they’re now required to carry more lifeboats, but that isn’t exactly what makes them the life of the party. Other videos you might like:
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A Legendary Woman Who Escaped the Titanic, Britannic, And Olympic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbjUpxROZ_g& TIMESTAMPS:
A ship that stole the Titanic's crown 1:14
The largest cruise ship in 2019 1:56
What's the difference between ocean liners… 2:29
… and cruise liners? 4:17
How was the Titanic built? 5:58
And how are built modern ships? 7:27 #ships #titanic #brightside SUMMARY:
– The Titanic stretched 882 ft from bow to stern and had a beam, or width, of 92 ft. The ship’s nine decks rose to an impressive 175 ft.
– The SS Imperator would steal its crown a year later when it undertook his maiden voyage in 1913. – As of 2019, the largest cruise ship in the world is the Symphony of the Seas, which is operated by Royal Caribbean.
– 1184 ft across and 215 ft wide, her eighteen decks are double the Titanic’s height and provide spacious accommodations for well over five thousand passengers. – Think of it as the difference between a city bus and a tour bus. You board a cruise ship to have fun and an ocean liner when you need to get somewhere.
– First-class passengers would enjoy a saltwater pool, spa, gymnasium, and multiple restaurants decorated in the styles of French cafés and swanky New York hotels. – Second-class rooms were smaller and not as glamorous, but luxuriously furnished.
– Third Class, also known as steerage, wasn't quite so luxurious, although the accommodations were still nicer than on many ships of the same era.
– Modern cruise ships don’t really have classes in the way as the Titanic or even modern airlines. – Even the least expensive room on a cruise ship is still going to be about the level of a modest hotel room.
– In addition to TVs and in-room slides, there are many other amenities found on modern cruise ships that wouldn’t have been available in the early twentieth century.
– Shipbuilding had to come a long way before these immense mobile vacation spots became a reality.
– The Titanic was constructed in Belfast harbor on a special slipway built specifically to accommodate its unprecedented bulk.
– The hull of the Titanic was made up of thousands of these overlapping plates with the lower hull consisting of two layers. – Titanic's primary safety feature was the sixteen watertight compartments making up the lower decks. – Ships of today are still made from steel, but advancements in smelting and metallurgy have resulted in hulls stronger and less brittle than were possible a hundred years ago. – Speaking of the engines, modern cruise ships run primarily on either diesel, natural gas, or some combination of the two. – The most unusual aspect of modern cruise construction is that they're not built hull to funnel as a single construction. – The largest cruise ships and oil tankers are assembled in just six locations worldwide, the most prolific being the Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard in South Korea. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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As far as we know today, humanity is the only intelligent species there is. And while astronomers keep searching for extraterrestrials, it got me thinking: what if some other sentient lifeform were right here on Earth? What would they be and what would it mean for us? Think about it: even if we find some other civilization among the stars, how prepared would we be to meet another intelligent being that isn’t human? It could become a problem for us. But if we were used to sharing our home with other non-human civilizations, we’d be much more equipped to engage in negotiations with aliens. Other videos you might like:
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Did you know that humans lived with Neanderthals❓ 1:21
Our closest rivals in the way of intelligence 3:16
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And what about… artificial Intelligence? 7:54 #aliens #dolphins #brightside SUMMARY:
– Several scenarios could lead us to share our planet with another sentient species. They could’ve evolved for millions of years alongside us. They might come here from another place somewhere among the stars. – Neanderthals looked very much like us and were also ancestors of primates. Their brains were even bigger than ours, and they used tools and cooked food.
– There’s evidence in some remains found in the territory of today’s Europe that humans lived with Neanderthals. – If Neanderthals lived with us and never went extinct, we probably wouldn’t even notice them now. – Our prime candidates are not primate at all. Some social monkey-like creatures, like chimpanzees or gorillas, are capable of using simple tools and communicating with each other. – Dolphins, though – they’re our closest rivals in the way of intelligence. – It’s already been proved that dolphins and some toothed whales have a complex system of signals, which even include calling each other by names. Their intelligence is quite developed, but absolutely alien to ours.
– Considering all that, a hypothetical world where we share our home planet with an intelligent ocean species is looking pretty good.
– Another possibility, yet quite outlandish is that we, after all, will meet extraterrestrial intelligent life. – These aliens will probably be unfathomably different from us, but they’ll certainly be social enough to show us more advanced science and engineering than ours.
– Their science might allow them to use something we have in abundance as a source of energy or food. – We’re already becoming an excellent training ground for developing stable relationships with a vastly different kind of intelligence. – The challenge with AI is that it has no bodily limits. It doesn’t need us as much as we would probably need it. – Yet, the AI that we have now is a good way to prepare ourselves and make the best of it in every possible way. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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