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You are making brave assumptions here, aren't you? Dogs = unfriendly cats that smell bad and look ugly, mice - edible cats that smell tasty and are small. It m
by daliusd 13y ago
You are making brave assumptions here, aren't you? Dogs = unfriendly cats that smell bad and look ugly, mice - edible cats that smell tasty and are small.
It might look like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPeattKV74A http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPeattKV74A
Again that's just speculation. I would love to see scientific data here.
- TrevorJ 13y agoYou would see far more feline on feline predation if this were the case though, wouldn't you?
- headlights 13y agoIt depends on the difference between a cat-cat and cat-mouse.
- headlights 13y agoYou've renamed everything as cat. But the problem remains the same.
- daliusd 13y agoI guess that changes problem slightly. Different criterions are chosen when taking actions. E.g.: Can I eat it? No - too big. No - smells bad. Two inputs - one output. Can I mate with it? No - smells bad. No - too weak. While being human you might have much more sophisticated criterions and first criterion might be "is it human?". Most probably how it smells and how big it is will not be enough.