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[Danno 1,228]

Much as the homophobes hate to admit it.

I wonder if they have a male version of this device for gay stallions..... maybe one with an opening a little higher up?

WARNING< IF YOU ARE GROSSED OUT BY HOW HORSE BREEDING IS DONE< DON"T WATCH.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Laziness is prevalent among certain populations groups, whether it's genetic or a learned behavior.

But, can it be mitigated by selective breeding alone?

[rika60607 215]

Because there is no evidence that such lack of motivation and accomplishment is genetic. As laziness is purely human concept, it is impossible to experiment on animals to find the "lazy gene". As laziness only exist in humans and is a complex behavior with many possible underlying reasons, it is highly unlikely that there is "a unique human gene for that".

So, if that holds for gayness, why not for a general lack of motivation and accomplishment among certain population groups?

[rika60607 215]

Don't be shocked... young stallions practice on other young stallions before they ever get to mount a mare... so no need for a dummy horse.

I wonder if they have a male version of this device for gay stallions..... maybe one with an opening a little higher up?

No.

But, can it be mitigated by selective breeding alone?

[Danno 1,228]

Because there is no evidence that such lack of motivation and accomplishment is genetic. As laziness is purely human concept, it is impossible to experiment on animals to find the "lazy gene". As laziness only exist in humans and is a complex behavior with many possible underlying reasons, it is highly unlikely that there is "a unique human gene for that".

Are you serious?

Again we have a contributor who have never worked with or trained animals.

[Danno 1,228]

Don't be shocked... young stallions practice on other young stallions before they ever get to mount a mare... so no need for a dummy horse.

Sounds like it happens all the time, post a vid that we might learn.

Of course when you say "practice" you were referring to sex, not -trying to mount.

Even a dog will try to mount your leg.

Thats completely different than one stallion (young or old) being had by another.

[rika60607 215]

Again we have a contributor who enjoys making baseless assumptions

I had cats, dogs, birds and horses. I trained them all. I was good at it.

Are you serious?

Again we have a contributor who have never worked with or trained animals.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Because there is no evidence that such lack of motivation and accomplishment is genetic. As laziness is purely human concept, it is impossible to experiment on animals to find the "lazy gene". As laziness only exist in humans and is a complex behavior with many possible underlying reasons, it is highly unlikely that there is "a unique human gene for that".

How convenient scientific laziness is to your philosophy.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

I had cats, dogs, birds and horses. I trained them all. I was good at it.

[Danno 1,228]

Again we have a contributor who enjoys making baseless assumptions

I had cats, dogs, birds and horses. I trained them all. I was good at it.

Yeah, I'd like to see you put a dog-sled team together and see how far you'd get.

[rika60607 215]

I was talking about practice and courtship of course (does it make kissing and hugging men not gay if they don't go all the way?).

I am not sure if actual "act" ever happens between stallions... I mean, that would be traumatic!

(I will leave the joy of searching for gay stallions on the web to you)

Sounds like it happens all the time, post a vid that we might learn.

Of course when you say "practice" you were referring to sex, not -trying to mount.

Even a dog will try to mount your leg.

Thats completely different than one stallion (young or old) being had by another.

[rika60607 215]

Yet I am being perfectly honest. My feral mutt (who I got at age 4-6 absolutely wild) outperformed every dog we played together with, including professionally trained German shepherds, when it came to obedience and variance of learned commands. We played with upwards of 50 other dogs over her lifetime.

I never trained a team of dogs, so I have no idea how I would do with that. Regardless, I had plenty of experience with animals... I am still a go-to person for every cat problem my friends have.

[rika60607 215]

I do not have a philosophy. If you would like to know more about genetics and behavior, you just have to pick up a book. Nothing to it, really. Form your own opinion, just base it on scientific reading

How convenient scientific laziness is to your philosophy.

Edited to add: don't be lazy

Edited March 30, 2011 by rika60607

[Peikko 1,575]

From you. Obviously, all behavior is learned, not genetic.

How did you conclude that? Do you always have this much trouble with comprehension?

Laziness is prevalent among certain populations groups, whether it's genetic or a learned behavior.

No it's not.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

How did you conclude that? Do you always have this much trouble with comprehension?

No it's not.

You don't trust the scientific consensus?