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How is drugging an animal's food a "brute force tactic"? What would qualify as a non-brute-force tactic in your mind?
by emtel 4mo ago
How is drugging an animal's food a "brute force tactic"? What would qualify as a non-brute-force tactic in your mind?
- jjulius 4mo agoWell now we're just ignoring the point for the sake of a semantics debate.
- famouswaffles 4mo agoIt's just a poor point. Cats are a bad analogy anyhow because there is no cat language. You can't actually speak to them or have a drawn out discussion. But you can with humans and many have inspired thousands or even millions to action doing just that, no super-intelligence required.
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- jjulius 4mo agoStill missing the forest for the trees.
- fragmede 4mo agoLearning to speak cat and then reasoning with the cat, in cat-ese, to get into the carrier of its own volition.
- famouswaffles 4mo agoThere is no cat-ese. Cats do not have language.