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Anti_Burglar
#51 Posted : Thursday, September 01, 2016 12:31:12 PM
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Ash Ock wrote:



Let me critique the video. We should not make good or bad assumptions about people without taking into consideration a few salient points.

For example the location of the activity. It is 'contexed' in a queue (yes they are seated, no difference) in a 'waiting room' where uniformity of a certain action is to be reasonably expected.

Can the same experiment be done in alternative surroundings e.g. the persons' home with the same or similar results? Then it is biased.
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masukuma
#52 Posted : Thursday, September 01, 2016 3:30:28 PM
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Anti_Burglar wrote:
Ash Ock wrote:



Let me critique the video. We should not make good or bad assumptions about people without taking into consideration a few salient points.

For example the location of the activity. It is 'contexed' in a queue (yes they are seated, no difference) in a 'waiting room' where uniformity of a certain action is to be reasonably expected.

Can the same experiment be done in alternative surroundings e.g. the persons' home with the same or similar results? Then it is biased.

I once asked a question... Why don't we eat vultures? Who here knows a person that has eaten a vulture? or a monkey? The reason we don't eat vultures is that we were socialized into "not eating vultures". No one knows if vulture meat is tasty or not - coz we all agreed not to eat it!
All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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AlphDoti
#53 Posted: : Thursday, September 01, 2016 4:09:44 PM
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masukuma wrote:
I once asked a question... Why don't we eat vultures? Who here knows a person that has eaten a vulture? or a monkey? The reason we don't eat vultures is that we were socialized into "not eating vultures". No one knows if vulture meat is tasty or not - coz we all agreed not to eat it!

Vulture is a scavenger by nature. Scavengers might be infected. You can eat it if you are starving. But if you have another choice, then it is better to avoid it... And that's why we do not eat it.
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Anti_Burglar
#54 Posted : Thursday, September 01, 2016 4:26:47 PM
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AlphDoti wrote:
masukuma wrote:
I once asked a question... Why don't we eat vultures? Who here knows a person that has eaten a vulture? or a monkey? The reason we don't eat vultures is that we were socialized into "not eating vultures". No one knows if vulture meat is tasty or not - coz we all agreed not to eat it!

Vulture is a scavenger by nature. Scavengers might be infected. You can eat it if you are starving. But if you have another choice, then it is better to avoid it... And that's why we do not eat it.


Nairobians have eaten scavenger birds all when they are not starving. It could be they do not advertise that they have eaten them.
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AlphDoti
#55 Posted : Thursday, September 01, 2016 5:04:18 PM
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Anti_Burglar wrote:
AlphDoti wrote:
masukuma wrote:
I once asked a question... Why don't we eat vultures? Who here knows a person that has eaten a vulture? or a monkey? The reason we don't eat vultures is that we were socialized into "not eating vultures". No one knows if vulture meat is tasty or not - coz we all agreed not to eat it!

Vulture is a scavenger by nature. Scavengers might be infected. You can eat it if you are starving. But if you have another choice, then it is better to avoid it... And that's why we do not eat it.

Nairobians have eaten scavenger birds all when they are not starving. It could be they do not advertise that they have eaten them.






Because they didn't know. But if you make it a habit of eating these birds, then you risk exposure to disease or toxic, you might be unfortunate to eat one that had had a good meal of dead animal with some disease at the nearby Park.
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masukuma
#56 Posted : Thursday, September 01, 2016 8:09:41 PM
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AlphDoti wrote:
Anti_Burglar wrote:
AlphDoti wrote:
masukuma wrote:
I once asked a question... Why don't we eat vultures? Who here knows a person that has eaten a vulture? or a monkey? The reason we don't eat vultures is that we were socialized into "not eating vultures". No one knows if vulture meat is tasty or not - coz we all agreed not to eat it!

Vulture is a scavenger by nature. Scavengers might be infected. You can eat it if you are starving. But if you have another choice, then it is better to avoid it... And that's why we do not eat it.

Nairobians have eaten scavenger birds all when they are not starving. It could be they do not advertise that they have eaten them.






Because they didn't know. But if you make it a habit of eating these birds, then you risk exposure to disease or toxic, you might be unfortunate to eat one that had had a good meal of dead animal with some disease at the nearby Park.

That's not the reason we don't eat Vultures. some people eat the Puffy fish - highly toxic fish.... (some parts of it).
All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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harrydre
#57 Posted : Friday, September 02, 2016 6:22:54 AM
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No fence just a gate.
i.am.back!!!!
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Anti_Burglar
#58 Posted : Friday, September 02, 2016 8:16:43 AM
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harrydre wrote:


No fence just a gate.


Wildlife / livestock managers will tell you that is good. Trampling on pasture is minimised only to the established paths. But I can see signs of posts implying a fence.
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Anti_Burglar
#59 Posted : Friday, September 02, 2016 8:18:27 AM
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masukuma wrote:
AlphDoti wrote:
Anti_Burglar wrote:
AlphDoti wrote:
masukuma wrote:
I once asked a question... Why don't we eat vultures? Who here knows a person that has eaten a vulture? or a monkey? The reason we don't eat vultures is that we were socialized into "not eating vultures". No one knows if vulture meat is tasty or not - coz we all agreed not to eat it!

Vulture is a scavenger by nature. Scavengers might be infected. You can eat it if you are starving. But if you have another choice, then it is better to avoid it... And that's why we do not eat it.

Nairobians have eaten scavenger birds all when they are not starving. It could be they do not advertise that they have eaten them.


Because they didn't know. But if you make it a habit of eating these birds, then you risk exposure to disease or toxic, you might be unfortunate to eat one that had had a good meal of dead animal with some disease at the nearby Park.

That's not the reason we don't eat Vultures. some people eat the Puffy fish - highly toxic fish.... (some parts of it).



Human beings can eat anything and everything. There is nothing left uneaten. Remember a photo you put of a woman eating unhatched chicks? To me it was incomprehensible.
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AlphDoti
#60 Posted : Friday, September 02, 2016 11:56:20 AM
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Anti_Burglar wrote:
masukuma wrote:
AlphDoti wrote:
Anti_Burglar wrote:
AlphDoti wrote:
masukuma wrote:
I once asked a question... Why don't we eat vultures? Who here knows a person that has eaten a vulture? or a monkey? The reason we don't eat vultures is that we were socialized into "not eating vultures". No one knows if vulture meat is tasty or not - coz we all agreed not to eat it!

Vulture is a scavenger by nature. Scavengers might be infected. You can eat it if you are starving. But if you have another choice, then it is better to avoid it... And that's why we do not eat it.

Nairobians have eaten scavenger birds all when they are not starving. It could be they do not advertise that they have eaten them.

Because they didn't know. But if you make it a habit of eating these birds, then you risk exposure to disease or toxic, you might be unfortunate to eat one that had had a good meal of dead animal with some disease at the nearby Park.

That's not the reason we don't eat Vultures. some people eat the Puffy fish - highly toxic fish.... (some parts of it

Human beings can eat anything and everything. There is nothing left uneaten. Remember a photo you put of a woman eating unhatched chicks? To me it was incomprehensible.

@Anti_Burglar and @masukuma, of course human being CAN eat ANYTHING, as long as you are ready for the CONSEQUENCES. If you're ok with toxic, why not? Go ahead and eat even the highly toxic fish you mentioned. smile

By the way @Anti_Burglar, siku hizi uko down mbaya. The things I see you post nowadays, sio wewe, just say your account has been hacked... Sad
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