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Purple 💜

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Man it’s crowded in here

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june 2015

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Would you be willing to do a paper air plane divider? Or literally anything with paper air planes ♡♡♡♡

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abnormally large trees please lend me some of your centuries worth of wisdom

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it’s almost that time of the year :)

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my tiktok

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Me for SpaceHey

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My day yesterday

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for spacehey

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some stamps for my soace hey

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as a connoisseur of videos of people showing animals magic tricks, I think they show some fascinating stuff about how different animals think and what different levels of animal intelligence look like.

Reptiles, fish, small rodents (i.e. not rats) etc are indifferent. They lack an internal model of the world sophisticated enough to have expectations about the behavior of the things around them.

Cats are startled. They understand that their expectation has been subverted.

Dogs are excited. They understand that their expectation has been subverted by you, and so this is not alarming and must be some kind of game!

Apes are amused. They understand that their expectation has been subverted, by you, in a deliberate demonstration which was intended to entertain them. Apes understand that there has been a trick.

I just think that's neat.