Language

[Cecelia]

Someone hasn't heard of Body Language, I see.  

Also it's kind of funny that the argument goes "Bees can't read!".

"Why is it funny?" you ask.  Because it demonstrates the clear problem with the argument itself nice and concisely.  Writing wasn't invented until around 3100 BC.  If God had created language, one would have expected the written word to appear around the same time as the Homo Sapien.  But that's not what we see at all.   So if "Bees can't read!" is an argument in favor of God having created language, then "Humans couldn't originally read or write!" debunks the premise entirely.  It's a self-debunking argument.  Good job.

[Thumpalumpacus]

You can read or not read as you see fit, answer or not answer (as in this case). I don't expect you to try to learn, or to admit being incorrect.

And as usual, I'm not disappointed.

Good.

Shooting fish in a barrel.

[Haipule]

uote='Brian37' pid='1677676' dateline='1514301530']

Bark bark woof arf grrrrrrr ruff.

Um........... animals have language.

No shit, even parrots can mimic and even understand human language.

Even my cat communicates with me for food or attention. The narcissism of humans is mundane, unfortunate, but also expected. Humans are NOT an apex, we simply have different adaptations. Cockroaches cant write a book, no. But they are better and faster ad breeding, and far more likely to survive a global catastrophe like that which killed the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. 

Humans think we are so invincible but we are not. If  you think that, look up the water bear.
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I think it's funny that if you teach a parrot how to speak and then let it back into the wild, it will teach other birds how to speak!

Another thing that is funny is the Mockingbird which can perfectly mimic that very elaborate car alarm! Someone once asked me, "What's that?" I said, "that is a pissed of squirrel". On further inspection, it was a Mockingbird mimicking a pissed off squirrel!

The most amazing bird to me is the Lyre Bird found in Australia. That bird can mimic anything, including chain saws!

https://youtu.be/VjE0Kdfos4Y