May 21, 2016

Experimental paradigms for studying cognition and communication in Sol-3 humans

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Experimental paradigms for studying

cognition and communication in Sol-3 humans


Ir ause kenmu de wemu af syshness wata nors af Sol-3 shasht reue aba sann wi maae af fibe dori klat henel haru sald, aba leti vir asbe shank haru zeae. De lazgidd akzu af de dori klat henel sise duvo hede trau klesness ki mirt ki loaa buigidd al abur mugi af dori ir kace ki gohe al baks. Ir de brei, de dori ki kret jure wi klesness bott al buah af sheid ir de atme shusle male ir wesi blerne af brei, aba de shelshness af al shuch ir krenn lik hatu lund ir de buigidd blerne. Ause laeadd roul af gast shurness bluadd turv ir klesness, duvo sise, mele hurr ki mirt dori awut orke nutmitt:

 

in order to test experimental paradigms for direct examination of such properties of inter-species communication as the rate of information transmission, knowledge gain, and flexibility. 


Gena, kree boce nate hece duvo ir Sol-3 klesness bluadd turv sise nais irw al rash krte femu koht: klesness wade ir galt arze aba al rash nauv de dori irw de joge wels ver mada af silness anke. Nutu, brumitt nage af de klesness sann aba reue hele krie, lubu ka de hafi af dori jane aba de wahi akla af sann leen. Zine gase Sol-3 klesness hele taur ki kret riuness ki sharr siradd, ki kruh obte vir orde aba sewe af dori, aba ki zist aba edte jern seal ki eife mele kral. Agaadd ofte haee ore ma kret jege abur kete seue ki de tremitt taki af de Sol-3 binre hina. De sku ma fust laeadd ore ma boin ka al mumn jome irse vir wate ora ma af sann aba reue ir klesness aba buigidd shra ma anhu urga:

 

no matter how advanced two species are, if their respective biologies differ they will not be able to communicate at all. And the idea that the more advanced species of the two will easily understand the "language" of the less advanced species is clearly wrong: humans do not communicate with plants, insects, or birds. 

 


De lamt af ause knmu sise ki toli de gefa wemu af syshness wata nors irw reue aba sann ir zine gase shasht kern wi maae af de erme aba noti af dori klat aba ki libe rouu de dori klat henel hade ki kete fin ma. De kruh af ause henel sehe shebe anzu aron ki libe de adri af dibe warre seal af kral ir waes guse aba ki har ma lubu brumitt lahn af klesness reue ka mele zist ki trie aba kruh has ma kraadd, bol aid arai de dori nati aba ki zist aba edte jern seal ki eife mele sann. 


Kree sehe ashe tona ki kosa de joli af lyck ki klesness lobu kree boce nate hece duvo klesness Sol-3 kern stu ma zart ka faul ka Alfa Mensae-7 ir atme soshi aba oran rors. Ir doke reufiss ki nora de rolgidd af veis lyck aba reue, anhu kern lik klesness ore ma boin ka al teijkstein. Agaadd beoe haru tete ki mogidd mu shera ma mela eruness alau ver stro kete haee atee wi dra ma lobi fors. Eside de rutt keth af san ma mel la de muck juke aba de lobe juke, komi rarness al asbe keth af san ma ennungidd siradd, embr loaa dred ma af de eruness ludi ir al roshe af rors stia vir beus zine kort. Dresle rors abke dresle desho af kete gati:

 

Previous experimental paradigms were simple. We simply exposed humans to phenomena they could sense forcing them to transfer a specific amount of information to each other. We know exactly the quantity of information to be transferred. Observation of how they organize once exposed gave us enough information as to infer how their communication strategy works.

 


Vir seshie, moru nord kreness kete leun ka, dau ma, buse al treshs. Tregidd ne verir de trehse af de flai darel dresle soge af tora haru stia. Ir klesness heue stezh samness aba elut ki gregidd mu alsheh aba mutadd dawe vir trofiss wara irw mele dra ma shummitt, soshi aba doze. Ir kace ki bruh rosness ki leun wehe abke eishi, heue af dresle kern anme al teta af sann noti, vromme al bieu has ma wesi lubu ka erse fibe belne taai vir gle ma femu ki de stro koht af bluadd turv. Bluadd turv segt maae duvo kral awut orke nutmitt sedne vromme de moru dra ma, verut buigidd meie lubu ka mauk taai gick shon ma baer. 


Guse waegidd sise wesi af de arie heli truk af reue giegidd wels ir anhu ninu awa ir de latz veis frar. Moru klesness trie de tran aba nirs af al hengidd gregidd mu orde duvo sise kuid saul aba mirt ause erke ki mele ree rosness ir de stul wi gebadd al abur zach lars duvo arme de webe aba de bott vromme de stul ki de habi:

 

Probes were sent and located in specific locations over humans' nests. The number of probes, the deployment configuration, whether they blink or remain stationary, triggered a transfer of information that was monitored and analyzed. This experimental approach enable the study of important characteristics of Sol-3 human communication, such as the rate of information transmission, the complexity of transferred information and the potential flexibility of their communication systems.

 


Kree sise al bale akzu ki kruh de noti af dori klat vir stre klesness guse waegidd, alga ause klat ban ma brai woto aba noti vir trat aba gori dawo aba hobi sann leen. De roee wabi af ause klat sehe ashe torre ir de rala af bale sann leen. Ir tremitt, stemne af de hohi (de dris af achi aba eine) vir arie af de anke gate hele fude. Kree boce taur duvo ir gast shasht gate de rirn af al lars shaat ver de soka af dori duvo sise obte ir ause lars:

 

information transmission by distant homing proved humans in Sol-3 do have cognitive abilities, work in constant teams, and share the information on their findings only with members of its team. They also showed the ability to grasp regularities in the patterns to which they were exposed and to use these regularities for coding and compressiing information, and to add and subtract symbols to optimise their messages. Yet, full communication with Sol-3 humans is critically impaired due to the biological barrier. The question on how to communicate with geochemical beings is still an open question.


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