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Well, mistakes happen, and people make billions. Walmart is one of them and you can always see the rotisserie chickens ready-to-eat so you know their sales add
by fuzzfactor 4y ago
Well, mistakes happen, and people make billions.
Walmart is one of them and you can always see the rotisserie chickens ready-to-eat so you know their sales add up quite a bit all over the place.
With those kind of numbers what are the odds that you'd see a live chicken in a Walmart parking lot?
Must not be non-zero since I saw one just the other day for the first time. It was surprising but not completely unexpected. Pecking around not much differently than a pigeon or a crow.
Probably the kind of thing artificial intelligence would think was more likely than I would.
OTOH I think it's more likely humans would recognize how the parking lot of Walmart is more unpredictable than Walmart itself.
- CyberDildonics 4y agoDid you read the article? It's about a few hundred chicks being delivered and them being profitable from the meat even though they were packed into a barn. Your comment is bizarrely incoherent and seems completely unrelated.
- fuzzfactor 4y agoI take that as a compliment. I thought the numbers were staggering. The rapid proliferation of chickens does seem remarkable. The odds are on the increase, you're going to see them where you never saw them before. Just speaking from experience, summing up my latest observations of chicken when no-one else had any comment at all. I can believe that billions can be made as a result of mistakes more often than you normally think. Depends on how much unpredictability can be tolerated.
- CyberDildonics 4y agoYou want to be incoherent? Your reply was about walmart rotisserie chickens and walmart parking lots. It makes no sense at all.
- fuzzfactor 4y agoI thought it was plain to see it depends on who is doing the judgement.