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Topic	If animals had the ability to talk, would they take over the world?
Nichtcrawler-X 08/24/25 8:59:04 AM #12:	jkay posted... Like the way their beak or snout is designed, Not entirely sure on that wording. ParanoidObsessive posted... Humans don't like having to share dominance. We couldn't even live in peace with other human species (just ask the Neanderthals). There've been about 16 different human "races" throughout (pre)history, and precisely one of them is still alive. We are still part Neanderthal. Sure there was conflict and mass eradication, but also intermingling. (Also, I feel like attributing Neanderthal extinction mainly to modern man is a bit of an exaggeration) --- Official Teetotaller of PotD Dovie'andi se tovya sagain! <cite>Nichtcrawler-X posted [p:986191673] in If animals... [t:81031482]...</cite> <quote>jkay posted... </cite><quote>Like the way their beak or snout is designed,</quote>Not entirely sure on that wording.ParanoidObsessive posted... </cite><quote>Humans don't like having to share dominance. We couldn't even live in peace with other human species (just ask the Neanderthals). There've been about 16 different human "races" throughout (pre)history, and precisely one of them is still alive.</quote>We are still part Neanderthal. Sure there was conflict and mass eradication, but also intermingling. (Also, I feel like attributing Neanderthal extinction mainly to modern man is a bit of an exaggeration) --- Official Teetotaller of PotDDovie'andi se tovya sagain!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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