<p> Can machine learning help figure out what they are saying? If it can, what then? </p>

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<div>35</div><div>10</div><div>21</div><div>Vote</div><p>There's a great national geographic documentary on Disney+ that covers this on some parts.</p><p>It's called Secrets Of The Whales and I highly recommend watching it if you like learning about whales/dolphins. I knew they had complex communications and social acts but this blew me away with things I never even knew of</p><p>Read in Norm McDonald voice.</p><p>Hey, Hey John wanna see something ?</p><p>What?</p><p>Look water !</p><div>Vote</div><div>Vote</div><div>Vote</div><div><span>level 1</span></div><p>I wonder if it is proper to apply ideas to clicks. If they use echolocation they may feel the clicks in a way humans can't understand. We wouldn't understand the meanings these clicks convey because we don't have the appropriate sensory tools to apply context. As in, we have no clue what it's like to speak a language that centers around spatial maps drawn by sounds.</p><div>Vote</div>

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<p>There's a great national geographic documentary on Disney+ that covers this on some parts. </p>

<p>It's called Secrets Of The Whales and I highly recommend watching it if you like learning about whales/dolphins. I knew they had complex communications and social acts but this blew me away with things I never even knew of </p>

<p>Hey, Hey John wanna see something ? </p>

<p>I wonder if it is proper to apply ideas to clicks. If they use echolocation they may feel the clicks in a way humans can't understand. We wouldn't understand the meanings these clicks convey because we don't have the appropriate sensory tools to apply context. As in, we have no clue what it's like to speak a language that centers around spatial maps drawn by sounds. </p>

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