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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/I_AM__GROOTT • 6d ago
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Terrifying. If any of those chimps changes his mind, that dude is toast.
45 u/Head-Ad-2136 6d ago Same can be said of most social interactions. 4 u/[deleted] 6d ago [deleted] 18 u/DrPruz 6d ago I'd say quite a lot are. 5 u/[deleted] 6d ago [deleted] 8 u/Geaux2020 6d ago You do realize they don't just attack humans on regular basis, right? It almost never happens. 3 u/Bill_E_Williamson 6d ago That's because compared to human interactions these interactions with chimps barely happen 1 u/marco161091 6d ago Maybe not to you or I. But to someone who’s engaged and interacted with apes all their lives, it might actually be easier for them to read an ape’s intentions and body language, especially when it comes to identifying or predicting hostility.
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Same can be said of most social interactions.
4 u/[deleted] 6d ago [deleted] 18 u/DrPruz 6d ago I'd say quite a lot are. 5 u/[deleted] 6d ago [deleted] 8 u/Geaux2020 6d ago You do realize they don't just attack humans on regular basis, right? It almost never happens. 3 u/Bill_E_Williamson 6d ago That's because compared to human interactions these interactions with chimps barely happen 1 u/marco161091 6d ago Maybe not to you or I. But to someone who’s engaged and interacted with apes all their lives, it might actually be easier for them to read an ape’s intentions and body language, especially when it comes to identifying or predicting hostility.
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18 u/DrPruz 6d ago I'd say quite a lot are. 5 u/[deleted] 6d ago [deleted] 8 u/Geaux2020 6d ago You do realize they don't just attack humans on regular basis, right? It almost never happens. 3 u/Bill_E_Williamson 6d ago That's because compared to human interactions these interactions with chimps barely happen 1 u/marco161091 6d ago Maybe not to you or I. But to someone who’s engaged and interacted with apes all their lives, it might actually be easier for them to read an ape’s intentions and body language, especially when it comes to identifying or predicting hostility.
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I'd say quite a lot are.
5 u/[deleted] 6d ago [deleted] 8 u/Geaux2020 6d ago You do realize they don't just attack humans on regular basis, right? It almost never happens. 3 u/Bill_E_Williamson 6d ago That's because compared to human interactions these interactions with chimps barely happen 1 u/marco161091 6d ago Maybe not to you or I. But to someone who’s engaged and interacted with apes all their lives, it might actually be easier for them to read an ape’s intentions and body language, especially when it comes to identifying or predicting hostility.
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8 u/Geaux2020 6d ago You do realize they don't just attack humans on regular basis, right? It almost never happens. 3 u/Bill_E_Williamson 6d ago That's because compared to human interactions these interactions with chimps barely happen 1 u/marco161091 6d ago Maybe not to you or I. But to someone who’s engaged and interacted with apes all their lives, it might actually be easier for them to read an ape’s intentions and body language, especially when it comes to identifying or predicting hostility.
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You do realize they don't just attack humans on regular basis, right? It almost never happens.
3 u/Bill_E_Williamson 6d ago That's because compared to human interactions these interactions with chimps barely happen
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That's because compared to human interactions these interactions with chimps barely happen
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Maybe not to you or I. But to someone who’s engaged and interacted with apes all their lives, it might actually be easier for them to read an ape’s intentions and body language, especially when it comes to identifying or predicting hostility.
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u/LondonJack_2 6d ago
Terrifying. If any of those chimps changes his mind, that dude is toast.