Equestrianism is my primary hobby, I used to work at a feed store too!
I have heard of that, I know horses are riddem for work purposes, like police work, so I see the point, even if I wish they were free
Yes, animals shouldn't be used as tools for humans, I feel like that is just the clunkiness of the transition, soon we will have robots that serve the functions animals did.
I hope so, machines are more practical and are programmable, they can do much more complex things it just makes so much more sense
Absolutely, they are frightening though, not enough people realize the pandora's box that is automation.
Pandoras box always reminds me of the movie Avatar, where they find the Na'vi tribe on Pandora, great movie!
Honestly, where we are headed isn't far from Pandora. Much like how they interfaced with creatures, we will interface with robots. Realistically, we already are.
-purpose allegory" and "the season's ideological Rorschach blot". One reporter even suggested that the politically charged punditry has been "misplaced": reviewers should have seized on the opportunity to take "a break from their usual fodder of public policy and foreign relations" rather than making an ideological battlefield of this "popcorn epic".
Discussion has centered on such themes as the conflict between modern human and nature, and the film's treatment of imperialism, racism, militarism and patriotism, corporate greed, property rights
was always prepared for success but that means that I have to be prepared for failure too. I have an ego, I have ideas, I want to be articulate, to communicate but in my own way. People who say they create only for themselves and don't care if they are published... I hate to hear talk like that. If it's good, it's too good not to share. That's the way I feel about my work. So I'll keep on communicating, but only my way