Who is more intelligent than humans on earth?
Is it possible that creatures more intelligent than humans exist under water but haven't been discovered by us yet?
Will we ever discover (or be discovered by) an intelligent life form from another planet? If humanity encountered a species as intelligent as we are, would we in a realistic scenario, co-exist with them or eradicate them if we had the means? As the human race continues to exist, are we really getting more intelligent? Could a civilization more advanced than ours have existed on this planet millions of years ago? What evidence could we use to rule out the possibility? What would humans do if they find any of the co existing species that has evolved nearly to our intelligence? Will we consider this situation hostile? Why didn't intelligence develop in its highest form in underwater creatures? What (if any) is the most compelling evidence that there is intelligent life beyond our planet? We've so many species here on earth & yet humans are only intelligent animal, whats probability of hving another intelligent life smwhere in universe? Do you believe that humans are the one and the only intelligent species in the Universe? If there lived a sentient alien species in the universe would they be at or around the same intelligence as us? Why other species on the earth have not evolved as human? Is it possible that dinosaurs are still alive, but humans don't know? Are scientists hard working or born intelligent? How likely is it that there is intelligent life elsewhere in the universe? Are animals becoming intelligent over time? Was it due to some evolutionary flaw that humans are completely different from all other species on earth? How likely is that humans have evolved elsewhere in our galaxy? Seriously, what are the chances that there is not another form of intelligent life somewhere in the universe? Why are aliens presumed to be more evolved than us? How would the world be different if humans evolved from birds rather than monkeys? How much of the earth has not been physically discovered by humans? Is the water that we believe exists on moons of our solar system actually useful to humans? Is it evolutionarily feasible to imagine a planet where a highly advanced species evolved, went extinct, and then a new, but somewhat less intelligent species evolved later and was bewildered by the artifacts left by the previous species? What are the chances that there are other intelligent life forms in this vast universe of which we are a small part of? Is The Human Species Still Evolving? If yes, how we would look like in future? Is the water that we believe exists on moons of our solar system actually mi useful to humans? What are the chances of finding intelligent life on other planets? Is there intelligent life elsewhere in the universe? Would evolution still exist in A Brave New World? Will human evolution in the future be more biological or technological?