Moderator bias

We need an emoticon for pulling out hair and having a mega temper tantrum. I need to use it here.

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Where is the Pied Piper of Hamlin when you need him?

 

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Well what happens now that he posted a Private PM again in the forum?

 

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Also I have to say, I get many reports that I don't respond to.Not because I hate the people who make the reports (in fact, more often than not, it is someone I respect, or another moderator); because I have my own ideas how the B&G and S&S forums should be developed and I disagree with their ideas. For that reason, I have posted my ideas on moderation in both forums I moderate in, so as to avoid any confusion with the other, nonscience forums on the board and to distinguish between my ideas and those of other moderators.

 

I'm counting on receiving a medal.

 

What first prize for being an ____________:bugeye:

 

I would like to think I am more dimensional than a line.

 

No medals here, but I could give you a paddle instead. :spank:

 

Do monkeys think in dimensions?

 

:runaway:

 

A shiny red one right next to your name?

 

Yes, much more than we do. That is if we are talking about arboreal species. They live in a world that is more 3 dimensional than ours.

 

Beware, he throws fresh poo.

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got plenty of those already, so I was counting more on something like this:

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How do we know this? (or you, rather, since I don't)

Is their decision making inductive in nature or are they guided primarily by instinct?

 

Its bad form to keep pushing East Korean propaganda.:bugeye:

And feed trolls :bugeye:

 

Hey, a real science question for a real biologist that knows a lot about evolution...

Were we (humans) once arboreal living in riparian zones?
How certain is this?

 

i dont know.......... she is quite hot...

 

Surely you jest when you say instinctive since releasing the average monkey from an animal facility into the wild will get him killed in no time.

And surely I jest by trying to answer such a broad question in general terms.

There is a lot of evidence that some primate species not only have a spatial map of their surroundings, but also a temporal map. This cannot be accomplished by a genetic mechanism alone and hence needs also to be learned. A fig tree is ready to ripen. A week later it would be a good time to visit it.

Different species of monkey travel through the forest together in Africa, each occupying a different level. All keenly aware of who is where on what level, even being able to interpret each other's alarm calls, surpassing the average American by knowing 3 to 4 languages at least, and being able to find the mall (fruit tree) without roads or a car.

The world of monkeys is deep and satisfying. Just as my intestines.

 

What do you mean by once?