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The mirror test--are we smart enough to test animal intelligence
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I personally won't blame the school. If I didn't train to be a vet it is my own fault. There was nothing except focus and desire stopping me from training later in life and getting the necessary qualifications to go to vet school....only I didn't, because I was focused on other things by then. Also the courses were residential and far away and I wasn't happy later in life to live away from home, even when I had the money to train. So I guess it was my choice.

But yes there is more to knowing a person's or an animal's intelligence than watching their responses to mirrors!
Or indeed, the school protocols, and how so-called 'intelligence' is measured (according to some Board's ideas.)
There are gifted children, who are utter misfits, yet if treated sensitively, can grow and blossom, and become valuable to society. Yet treated insensitively, they can never shine their light!
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RE: The mirror test--are we smart enough to test animal intelligence - by Tobi - 02-18-2017, 12:07 PM

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