The Geekiest Animals in History
Flipper writes "CNET has compiled a list of the geekiest animals throughout history. The entries include such peculiar characters as Ham The Astrochimp (the first chimp in space), Schrödinger's Cat (used to demonstrate quantum superposition) and Hans, a horse who could apparently do complex mathematics and read words. The classics are there too, Pavlov's dogs get a well-deserved mention, as does Dolly The Sheep. What sounds like a pretty bizarre list is actually strangely interesting — some of these animals are seriously geeky."
Where's Mr. Peabody?
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Has to be the long horse.
It was the multicore processor of its day.
Moores' law (not THAT Moore, his great grandfather) held that horses would double in length every 18 months.
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Less is said about an alternative test called Schrödinger's lawyer. The test involved the gun discharging no matter what state the particle was in. Schrödinger himself admitted the proposed test was pointless but much more satisfying and humane than the cat test.
I would add:
I think that finding this a strangely interesting article is the very definition of what it means to be a geek.
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Now when North Korea launches its space program, the do will be cooked on purpose.
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Schrodinger's cat is NOT hypothetical. He exists... probably
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A polar bear.
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Nah, Trojan Horses are more greeky.
Topping CNET's evilest animal list is:
-1 Hitlers Dog
-2 Stalins Hampster
-3 Osamas Poodle
That is an awefully expensive way to cook up a batch of General Tso's "chicken"...
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Lest we give all the glory to other species.
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You haven't observed him, have you?
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300-400 commands
I bet that's much more than a soldier understands. (Same applies to GWB)
A horse that understands the square root of negative one? No way.
I asked him just how smart they really were and he said VERY smart. I asked how many commands they knew, and he said 300-400, which is really very amazing.
Unfortunately, it maxes-out around 300-400, depending on how much time the whales want to spend on training the people.
I'd be considered the hairy, unkempt member of clan Stallman.
Steve Ballmer?
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> Nah, Trojan Horses are more greeky.
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What about Snoopy?? He was a WWl ace, an author, a world traveler, multi-lingual, a real lady's man(dog?) and he could do cool tricks with his dog food dish.
What?
>> but looking at an ape is like looking in a mirror.
Only if your user name is vain gorilla.
I'm sure you knew this already, and hence the clever comment
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