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FOKKIN LAYGENT

shrok

*ding* GLLLAAaass

glask

>>5016833 (OP)
NO YOU STUPID PARROT PIECE OF SHIT, IT'S WARIO!

>I WANNA GO BACK
>CAN I GO BACK?
That shit wet l was gut-wrenching.

There's a bird outside

touch purple

made of shrec

You do realise the parrot has no real conception as to what the items he names are, right?

metohl

hAat

>>5017306
https://youtu.be/7Pom2DZA5Pg

bollocks

>>5017306
It absolutely has concepts.

>>5017306
Fuckin dogs have concepts and i'd be 0% surprised if it were a fundamental function of every mammal and archosaur (crocodiles learn and predict)

>>5016833 (OP)
Alex's story was always fascinating to me since I first read about the time he asked "what color?"

>>5017306
He clearly does if he can identify the same colour on different objects or make the connection that plants are like paper

>>5017632
I was sad when he asked to go back. ;_;

>>5017544
>>5017545
>>5017799
It's a dumb pigeon that doesn't know anything, don't be so delusional.

>>5017967
But enough about your mother

>>5017967
pigeons also have concepts

The wife is so annoying. I don't know how he can live with 4 birds in the house!

>>5017306
You clearly have no idea what you're talking about, Apollo has
>asked questions about identification (touching an unfamiliar object and asking "What's this" repeatedly until given an answer)
>made connections between unrelated objects (like plant and paper)
>coined new terms to describe phenomena (like "pour water outside" for rain)
>insisted his answer to a question was right based on stimuli (such as insisting a wall is "glass" instead of "rock" because it would have felt more alike to glass than rock when smacking into it with his beak, to the point where the trainers agreed...)
>clearly making actual jokes, like intentionally answering questions wrong in order to get a rise out of dalton and tori
>behaving differently with the student teachers and getting answers right most of the time while acting reserved because he understands he "has" to do it there, whereas feels more comfortable stumbling through the answers at home
like seriously, there's been so many instances where you can see the lad thinking with that little bird brain of his.

>>5017986
tori is just autistic, she is an absolute catch compared to most women.

oooooh i got da bird

>yeah guys, the parrot totally understands who the video game character wario is and the funtion of glass, not because the owner continously tells the parrot what certain things are so it makes an association through repetition

>>5018559
>the owner continously tells the parrot what certain things are so it makes an association through repetition
Yeah that’s kind of how learning words usually works you fucking dent head. Nobody said he knows who wario is supposed to be

>>5017327
>https://youtu.be/7Pom2DZA5Pg
>7Pom2DZA5Pg
>Pom

>>5018559
The parrot has own concepts. He regards lizards as "bug" and ceramics as "rock"

>>5018733
I think he refers to any animal that isn't a bird or another human as a bug since he's called lizards and snakes bugs. Him calling cooked meat a bug was especially interesting, and I think definitely is evidence of him making these kinds of associations in his head.

>>5018795
>you're either a friend or food

>>5018795
>snakes are bugs
I've posted about this before and just checked desuarchive for me old-ass post about it: https://desuarchive.org/an/thread/4589169/#4670406
In short, if the bird is Chinese, then yes: snakes are bugs.

glassk