[ SECRET POST #2631 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2631 ⌋

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Re: Religion

[cassandraoftroy]

I think people often underestimate the degree to which many of the more intelligent species of animals feel human-like emotions. The thing that initially prompted me to ask you the question was remembering the way elephants mourn their dead, but I think that many of the more intelligent social animals, like cetaceans as well as the apes you mentioned, have more complex and sophisticated emotional responses than many people realize.

Re: Religion

[diet_poison]

Definitely was thinking of cetaceans too. I think it's arguable that great apes (including humans), cetaceans, and proboscidians are the most intelligent groups of animals. Some carnivorans and a few birds might also be up there but idk how they are on the emotional scale. I do believe dogs have feelings (for example) but not as extensive as ours.