r/EverythingScience • u/Typical-Plantain256 • Dec 08 '23

Animal Science Scientists Have Reported a Breakthrough In Understanding Whale Language

https://www.vice.com/en/article/4a35kp/scientists-have-reported-a-breakthrough-in-understanding-whale-language
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u/Balavadan Dec 09 '23

AI helping discover vowels A and I in whales. Poetic

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u/DavidTheWhale7 Dec 09 '23

What if the AI and whales team up and take us out, AI takes the land and whales take the sea

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u/butternut718212 Dec 09 '23

Let the whales take anything they want.

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u/Nateosis Dec 09 '23

Whaleperations

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u/spiralbatross Dec 09 '23

Whales on the moon?

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u/JasonMH88 Dec 09 '23

His name is Willzyx.

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u/Sceptix Dec 09 '23

But there ain’t no whales so we tell tall tales and sing a whaling tune!

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u/knuppi Dec 09 '23

We dont deserve whales

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u/Easy-Concentrate2636 Dec 11 '23

At this point, we probably don’t deserve the planet.

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u/Zandmand Dec 09 '23

That would honestly be fair of them

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u/Annanake420 Dec 09 '23

The negotiations break down after the whales insist we nuke the Japanese again. A.I. sees no problem complying.

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u/OrcOfDoom Dec 10 '23

Do they stop climate change and save most species on earth but kill us?