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One way to test this would be to use a scoop that's 2x bigger than the other scoop, and putting in 3 scoops using the smaller scoop vs. 2 scoops of the bigger s
by ctchocula 9y ago
One way to test this would be to use a scoop that's 2x bigger than the other scoop, and putting in 3 scoops using the smaller scoop vs. 2 scoops of the bigger scoop.
- b5 9y agoTried that by using three half-ish full scoops against two full scoops. He always goes to the bowl which has had the highest number of scoops in it, even though it might actually have a lower quantity of food in it. He seems to be counting rather than comparing quantity, because his trigger is the other bowl getting +1 scoop versus his.
- Someone 9y agoYou need a tall but narrow scoop and a short but wide one (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservation_(psychology)#Liquid https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservation_(psychology)#Li...)