For sure and that way we would have a clean available supply that is not tainted with impurities and whatever and we don't have to hide and be covert.
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Controversial study shows rats prefer jazz to classical music, when on drugs
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Robin L
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Well, they could be speed freeks:Why would anyone favor classical over jazz? That's nuts.
Or maybe an acidhead?
Or maybe something stronger?
and... I can go to the doc and get a prescription for 70- 60mg codeine tablets and prescription codeine cough syrup for cough suppression when I have a lung infection and asthma attack simultaneously and am taking my chances on respiratory stoppage but we can't have psychedelics. It makes no sense.
OTOH would love to see what those guys could have done with modern gear.
Much of modern medicine doesn't....let alone drug rules.
watchnerd
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Why would anyone favor classical over jazz? That's nuts.
I like both.
charleski
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“but they liked silence best of all.”Actually, the title of the article is utterly wrong. It manages to miss what the study shows or is about.
Can you turn off that goddam noise, I can’t hear myself poop!
In general, I wonder how any non human being responds to human-made music. I'll bet it's just noise to them. I wonder if any critter other than us has a sense of rhythm, like that of a drummer. My hound seems to not care at all, as I never saw him tap a paw in time with any music I play. He doesn't seem to respond at all to it. That hound! A nose-guided four legged digestive tract.
I've seen videos of parrots/similar birds dancing to music. Don't know if they are imitating humans or actually have a sense of beat.
His name is Snowball, and his dancing was studied in quite some detail:
https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/st...sts-humans-arent-the-only-ones-who-can-dance/
We have lotsa magpies where I live and they fly like maniacs. I see 1-2 of them per year with damaged wings and not able to fly. I saw one two days ago with a damaged wing and it was crossing the 6 lanes of inner city roadway and it watched the cars till there was a opening and it ran/hopped as fast as it could to get to the other side. Very smart birds. I feed them in the wintertime when it gets to like -30C/-22F outside the solidified fat from baking meat. They love it and I've seen up to maybe 30 on the porch steps all going berserk on the fat.
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No. You can find videos of large parrots bopping to the music.
Numerous species respond differently to different types of music, and it is a mistake to attempt to assess an internal state by an animal's paw tapping.
Just saw a video today showing a magpie putting stones in a partially-filled bottle to raise water level so he could drink from it....We have lotsa magpies where I live and they fly like maniacs. I see 1-2 of them per year with damaged wings and not able to fly. I saw one two days ago with a damaged wing and it was crossing the 6 lanes of inner city roadway and it watched the cars till there was a opening and it ran/hopped as fast as it could to get to the other side. Very smart birds. I feed them in the wintertime when it gets to like -30C/-22F outside the solidified fat from baking meat. They love it and I've seen up to maybe 30 on the porch steps all going berserk on the fat.
