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...-social situation and never learn a language. If that's of interest to you then go right ahead. Meanwhile, I stick with my original comments: We may certainly propose an explanation of the behavior of cats, dogs, pigeons, etc. in those terms, but there can be no explanation in the absence of language. Consequently I don't believe I can know whether or not we would we still divide processes up the same way (or even ...

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... called "Boundary layer edge (B)" measured over the 180 degree directions from East to South to West. Discussion: Pigeons and Turtles. IF THIS MONOPOLE BUBBLE BOUDARY LAYER-EDGE- B, (shaped as a bended half circle) HAS ... PLACE ON EARTH, then we have found a unique extra possibility for orientation. Could it be that (race) Pigeons, sea turtles and all other "migrating animals" are equipped with such a "monopole boundary layer edge B" ...

..." adaptation) Alice in Wonderland (Paramount, 1933) Alice in Wonderland (Rank, 1950?, G) Alice in Wonderland (Disney, 1951, G): rabbit, hare, Cheshire cat, etc. ^^^ You're late for a very important date if you haven't seen this one. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Josef Shaftel, 1972, G) An American Tail (Don Bluth, 1986, G): mice, rat, pigeon ^^^ An American Tail: Fievel Goes West (Amblin, 1991, G): mice, cats ^^

...> So is stepping out my back door and finding the meteorite sufficient "labor" to endow it with the considerable value it probably has? Why doesn't the same amount and kind of labor endow the dead pigeon I found yesterday with value? The authors of your first-year econ text are trying to get some basic ideas of economics across to boneheads. So they approach the subject via its simplest, classical formulation. ...

... it? Nothing. So is stepping out my back door and finding the meteorite sufficient "labor" to endow it with the considerable value it probably has? Why doesn't the same amount and kind of labor endow the dead pigeon I found yesterday with value? The authors of your first-year econ text are trying to get some basic ideas of economics across to boneheads. So they approach the subject via its simplest, classical formulation. ...

... convention. Already covered. A cat once chased by a dog will thereafter be wary of dogs. A pigeon who learns that pressing a lever delivers food will thereafter press the lever when it wants food. Indeed, ... and the response it brings). We may certainly propose an explanation of the behavior of cats, dogs, pigeons, etc. in those terms, but there can be no explanation in the absence of language. Consequently I don't ...

...whether or not we would we still divide processes up the same way (or even at all) if our species didn't have language? A cat once chased by a dog will thereafter be wary of dogs. A pigeon who learns that pressing a lever delivers food will thereafter press the lever when it wants food. Indeed, we must already understand causal relations in order to learn language (we have to grasp the relationship between our making an utterance...