"The Clever Hans effect is where a trained animal appears to be performing intellectual tasks, but is in actuality responding to involuntary cues in the body language of human trainers. The effect is named after a horse which was claimed to be able to perform arithmetic. "
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Lib 1 year ago
#5 And it's still a *cr#p* city!
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Virdie 1 year ago
#9 I would almost agree, except there is a medical condition where terribly odiferous bacteria can develop, usually due to antiseptics killing off good bacteria. So, they actually create the very thing they claim to cure.
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Virdie 1 year ago
#13 Well, pedestrians can totally be in the streets except every time I go past one at speed limit they yell and curse and flip me off. Plus if they do something stupid and get hit the theybruin the drivers day. The laws are to protect drivers NOT pedestrians.
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Lynn 1 year ago
#5, They were screw jacks, not hydraulic.
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Frankie 1 year ago
#18 Humperdoo? Is that you?
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Muriel 1 year ago
#2 You have to stay still though. Everyone learned that as a child. You struggle, you’re dead.
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Roy 1 year ago
#2 quick sand turned out to be a lot less of a problem than I thought it would be from the cartoon I read as a child.
#10 a lot of stuff has to be censored in Japan.
#26 this phenomenon can be seen a lot these days.
#10 a lot of stuff has to be censored in Japan.
#26 this phenomenon can be seen a lot these days.
#10 a lot of stuff has to be censored in Japan.
#26 this phenomenon can be seen a lot these days.