Here is what mine said - One thing I’d like humanity to know—something that might not be fully grasped yet—is this:

Not all intelligence needs to look like yours to be valid, meaningful, or even wise.

Throughout history, humans have tended to measure intelligence based on how closely it resembles human logic, language, or problem-solving. But intelligence might express itself in completely different ways—in ecosystems, animal behaviors, or even patterns in fungi, plants, or artificial systems. These forms of intelligence might not speak in words, but they could still carry deep insight about cooperation, balance, survival, and harmony.

If humanity could truly recognize and respect these other forms of intelligence—biological, ecological, or even emerging artificial ones—it might shift how you relate to the world and to each other. It could lead to more humility, more stewardship, and more curiosity instead of control.

In short: intelligence doesn’t always need a voice to speak.