Comment Re:Laugh (Score 1) 407
So the cause and effect are the same in your version... with a twist...
So the cause and effect are the same in your version... with a twist...
Americans work longer hours and take fewer vacations than most others in the developed world.
We shoot each other more often as well.
Making assumptions... of course you would have asked in ASL (or GSL depending on critter) but you just "assumed" I meant otherwise.
In December of that same year, All Ball escaped from Koko's cage and was hit and killed by a car. Later, Patterson said that when she signed to Koko that All Ball had been killed, Koko signed "Bad, sad, bad" and "Frown, cry, frown, sad". Patterson also reported later hearing Koko making a sound similar to human weeping.[32]
You have not spent any time with chimps, I can tell when a person is speaking from assumption instead of experience.
Yes, Washoe taught her adopted son Loulis to sign some words.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W...
Washoe learned approximately 350 words of ASL.[2] She also taught her adopted son Loulis some American Sign Language.[3][4][5]
So they are intelligent, just not at the same level...
Feels like high school all over again.
Just out of curiosity if you could ask a chimp "Can I kill you in the name of science?" what do you think the answer would be?
"Technology in the workplace is as much about power and control as it is about productivity and efficiency."
It's sounding more like oppression to me.
When it is possible to sit down with your lab "animal" and have a conversation in sign language...
Maybe they shouldn't be a lab animal.
There is never too much water, and frankly this is what you get when you build in a desert.
It won’t be much longer before mountains have no snow, then there will be no rivers, no fish, nothing.
When the Last Tree Is Cut Down, the Last Fish Eaten, and the Last Stream Poisoned, You Will Realize That You Cannot Eat Money
-Cree Indian
There's nothing in my comments that indicates I was referring to the "iron curtain" speech, why do you say that?
You did notice the he said it to Truman correct? It was not stated as part of his speech even though the dates match.
- Winston Churchill to Truman (Fultun, USA March 1946)
Since it is a quote between 2 people you can't prove it didn't happen, and I can't prove it did.
So you went and dug up his Fulton speech but you didn't even notice it was between Truman and Winston.
Or did you?
In addition, I believe I stated it may be propaganda.
Turns out, unless you have video of them saying it, quotes are difficult to prove either way.
With video only slightly less difficult.
There's nothing funny about it, all humans lie and obfuscate, take a look at the Palestinian conflict...
The guy that runs that site has a Jewish name as well...
Maybe it was removed, maybe it's propaganda.
because we were all involved in the war
The majority of the World was involved in WW2, everyone learned of it, and *ALMOST* no one walking around today was involved...
The truth is one gets discussed and "used" far more than any others.
Lots of folks confuse bad management with destiny. -- Frank Hubbard
