are you serious?
Yes.
what is more accurate?
considering animals typically have less well develop optical functions
or the fact they only see certain spectrums of light
how is that more accurate?
1) Can you see in the dark?
2)
How Different Animals See The World; Animal Vision
3) Do you really think that vision is the only way to perceive things?
as such animals are subject to the limitations of their own perceptions also.....
Did I say something that suggested that I thought that animals don't have limitations?
ego smego....
The human ego warps everything we perceive. (Keep in mind, I'm not saying that we all function this way, but the majority of humanity does.)
-Ever notice how, on the road, everyone going slower than you is and idiot, and everyone going faster than you is crazy? What is it that's making you perceive it that way?
-In some cases, the same person can interpret the same thing said to them by the same person in the same context in different ways depending on their mood. For example: Why is it that, for some, seeing somebody else having a great day while they're having a crappy one makes them feel even worse? Sometimes even angry at that person? Why would that person's happiness affect their own? Is that reality?
I don't think humans are any less perceptive than other animals. If dogs or spider monkeys could tell you their thoughts about things, you'd think they were just as stupid as humans.
Have you ever noticed how animals tend to be better judges of character than we humans are?
Have you ever noticed how animals panic long before we humans even get a hint that a tornado, hurricane, earthquake, etc., is about to hit?
There are different kinds of intelligence. We humans had these, but they're too deeply buried now. Sometimes it peeks out a bit again (instinct/intuition), but often times, we ignore it.
