WaryWitchWandering · 36-40, F
@WaryWitchWandering yeah. and I feel like most other dogs are generally alright. like not many would be up for saying a buncha stuff you just wouldn't want to hear. well, except for some of those yippy ones. they'd never shutup.
Ravens. They already do and they’re smart enough to have a conversation with
@Quoththeraven yeah. I think I heard you have to do something called 'freeing the tongue', which is probably terrible. I kinda wish I saw more ravens around here.
greensnacks · F
Ants. They are already smart and organized. I would hope they multiply even more, make new technologies that will surpass the human tech and enslave us all
@greensnacks hrm. I'd have not thought of them as an option. I wonder if they'd all give the same answers for things from the same group... hive mind kinda thing.
greensnacks · F
@Neuman they have a queen, so I guess. And the mind must be shared in one big pool of thoughts. Hence the deployment of destruction drones would be wayyyy easier than independent thinkers
Lostpoet · M
Horse cause they are almost human already
ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
Dogs
@ChipmunkErnie yeah, they seem like they'd have interesting things to say. this question occurred to on the drive home, I was trying to remeber some foreign phrased usually used like how most wastern/english speakers say 'once upon a time' and I'd thought it was 'back when animals could talk' or maybe 'back when dogs would speak'... turns out it was from Korean: Once, in the old days, when tigers smoked...
beermeplease · M





