Quote Originally Posted by Sonya610 View Post
Okay I said i was stopping, and I really really am after this post. But when it comes to brain waves, that implies a belief that brain waves, or the machines that interpet them, mean anything.

Hey I am not saying that I think reptiles experience the world as we do, I am just saying I do not know HOW they experience their world, and I do not believe that modern science knows either. I think any observer would agree that they do NOT think like we do. I am simply saying that I will not buy into what modern science says because science with regard to the essence of true consciousness is not in a position to judge. Scientists change their opinions on the mechanics of intellect and experience often. In my mind it gets into some very iffy, almost theological issues.
Im not disagreeing, nor agreeing per se. I have a mixed opinion on the subject, and wish to know more.

I think maybe they might be able to think, but i do NOT think it is on the same level as humans and other higher mammals. I could very well be wrong, and that is fine. But, anything to measure brainwaves may help us understand what is going on inside these animals heads.
Its the activity im interested in. How much brain activity is going on, if theres alot, what does that mean? and hopefully that could shed further light on this topic. This stuff is interesting, and fun.