Lex Fridman

You guys are just looking at each other and she's looking at you.

I mean, to me, just watching the video is so amazing because she's looking at you like real.

You can see that there's an actual connection.

That there's a communication, like a social, you know, the way humans, when you're maybe saving a human being that's drowning or something like this, there's that connection.

It's beautiful to see, man.

And then I read a little bit that spider monkeys have a, they're very intelligent, but they're especially socially intelligent.

So they have, they have social connections with each other.

So they, they understand what that means.

They understand what another entity means.

So you speaking it, it's laying in a broken language.

probably is really important and a powerful way to indicate that, wow, you're in network, like a foreigner, but like, yeah.

Yeah, they really value the touching, that connection.

Yeah, that's true for a lot of, I mean, they're distant relatives, but that's true for a lot of our relatives, the apes, chimps, all of them.

They have this intricate, they're different, sometimes more violent, sometimes more loving, but social interactions.

It's cool.

It's cool that way.

Yeah, probably also not threatened.

Not threatened at all.

I think there is something to you.

See, you're just taking for granted the things that you're putting out into the world.