" He is the former Associate Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Analytic Transformation and Technology.[1] Prior to that, he was an Assistant Director of Public Affairs for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), where he was the bureau's national spokesman."
" He is the former Associate Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Analytic Transformation and Technology.[1] Prior to that, he was an Assistant Director of Public Affairs for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), where he was the bureau's national spokesman."
The summary says this "The researchers found that the mouse offspring of folate-deficient fathers had a 30 percent increased risk of birth defects, compared to those offspring who had received a sufficient amount of folate."
If that's not a suggestion to make sure you have enough folate, then I don't know what is. Do you want someone to literally spell it out for you?
Really? So does an ape not know right from wrong in their group settings? Yes they do. They punish, shame & shun those who continue to be bad actors in their groups.
And they can communicate that. To other apes & humans.
Not sure what the hell else you really expect. As if complex verbs are required for moral agency.
Yes, you can store things underground, in a tree hollow, underwater,
You can still plant & harvest modern corn/fruits without using tools.
Why do you think you can't dig a few trenches 40' long with your hands in one week, plant the next week, harvest 3-6 months later? Rotate crops & trenches every month.
You don't need to forage.
Also, chimps use tools for breaking nuts, getting insects, etc. because it's easier & better.
They do just fine on understanding deeper meanings. They can ask for a freaking pet for Christmas, and name it. Or combining words to come up with new ones. I think they're doing pretty well.
Tool manufacture. Not just picking up a stick, but breaking off a branch to the right length, stripping off the leaves, whittling down the right size. Yeah, apes do that too.
My older kid bought his own iPhone, pays for half his data plan, and pays for all his own games. Wears target brand clothes, pays extra if he wants name brand.
My younger kid is the same, but with his iPod.
Yeah, shocking that kids like playing with video games/computers.
But please presume to know me.
Oh, BTW, both my kids are grade accelerated while still getting As, top of their age groups in competitive AA hockey, and can have intelligent conversations with adults. I'm guessing you didn't have that broad a life in middle school.
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They didn't lie to the press, they WERE the press.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Miller_(journalist)
" He is the former Associate Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Analytic Transformation and Technology.[1] Prior to that, he was an Assistant Director of Public Affairs for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), where he was the bureau's national spokesman."
NSA analysts working with metadata don't have access to the name, and can't listen to the call.
I do NOT believe this. Anyone who does is a rube.
They forgot to add 'unless they think they need to under any justification.'
Plus they got an utter insider to pretend to be a journalist.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Miller_(journalist)
" He is the former Associate Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Analytic Transformation and Technology.[1] Prior to that, he was an Assistant Director of Public Affairs for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), where he was the bureau's national spokesman."
Well, you have one thing animals don't have.
Seriously?
The summary says this "The researchers found that the mouse offspring of folate-deficient fathers had a 30 percent increased risk of birth defects, compared to those offspring who had received a sufficient amount of folate."
If that's not a suggestion to make sure you have enough folate, then I don't know what is. Do you want someone to literally spell it out for you?
You wonder, do you?
Perhaps read the summary then.
Yeah, but you're not going to get laid looking *that* yellow.
Really? So does an ape not know right from wrong in their group settings? Yes they do. They punish, shame & shun those who continue to be bad actors in their groups.
And they can communicate that. To other apes & humans.
Not sure what the hell else you really expect. As if complex verbs are required for moral agency.
Yes, you can store things underground, in a tree hollow, underwater,
You can still plant & harvest modern corn/fruits without using tools.
Why do you think you can't dig a few trenches 40' long with your hands in one week, plant the next week, harvest 3-6 months later? Rotate crops & trenches every month.
You don't need to forage.
Also, chimps use tools for breaking nuts, getting insects, etc. because it's easier & better.
Three strikes law:
Harm. Bad.
Two harm. Go.
Three harm. Go far.
Could be taken directly from a gorilla:
http://www.koko.org/world/talk_aol.html
Syntax = 'real' meaning?
Syntax = morality?
WTF are you on?
Chimps are specifically chimpanzees.
The generic word you're looking for is ape.
As in 'aping a troglodyte is a poor joke.'
They do just fine on understanding deeper meanings. They can ask for a freaking pet for Christmas, and name it.
Or combining words to come up with new ones.
I think they're doing pretty well.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koko_(gorilla)#Use_of_language
But, yeah, they're not great on syntax
Why would you be harvesting spinach or plant leaves?
Try caloricly denser foods like beans/potatoes/corn/nuts/fruits. 4 season rotation, most can be stored for more than a season, esp if dried.
Pretty sure a small (20'x40') garden would give you enough to survive just fine.
Agriculture can sustain a human. See vegans.
That's pretty much what the GP said, just less flowery.
Actually, much younger than that.
Seriously? Humans *can't* survive without tools?
I'm pretty sure we can, it's just a very hard life. We build/make/use tools to make life easier/better.
But they're not *essential*.
Logic doesn't really work for them either :-)
Tool manufacture. Not just picking up a stick, but breaking off a branch to the right length, stripping off the leaves, whittling down the right size. Yeah, apes do that too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tool_use_by_animals#Primates
Chimps are not bonobos.
They can't know it's evidence.
LOL at such bitterness or is it jealousy?
You know the line is:
"you're a gal, and a cosmonaut"
right?
Well, let's see.
My older kid bought his own iPhone, pays for half his data plan, and pays for all his own games. Wears target brand clothes, pays extra if he wants name brand.
My younger kid is the same, but with his iPod.
Yeah, shocking that kids like playing with video games/computers.
But please presume to know me.
Oh, BTW, both my kids are grade accelerated while still getting As, top of their age groups in competitive AA hockey, and can have intelligent conversations with adults.
I'm guessing you didn't have that broad a life in middle school.
Still shallow?