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Speaking whales
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9-2-2008 3:46 AM
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balthazarus
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Uplifting is on its way...
I wonder when will us humans learn some things from the whales?
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9-2-2008
5:55 AM
debbyski
So cool . . .
9-2-2008
7:15 AM
silvanaraihane
we can always learn from animals, but we never do!
9-2-2008
7:38 PM
zalisan
To be able to recognize and communicate what pain is would require inflicting pain. If they can use a human as an example...say inflict pain on a human so the whale sees and recognizes them in pain...that would be cool.
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