Frog in the Boiling Water
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@scottalanmiller said
The term comes from the fact that if you drop a frog into boiling water, it knows that it is boiling and jumps out instantly. But if you put a frog into luke water and warm it up slowly over time, the frog doesn't notice the changes and will boil alive, which is bad.
So is dropping a frog into boiling water.
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My entire network
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@wirestyle22 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
My entire network
is? . . .
You didn't finish that thought.
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@DustinB3403 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
@wirestyle22 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
My entire network
is? . . .
You didn't finish that thought.
a frog in boiling water
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@wirestyle22 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
@DustinB3403 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
@wirestyle22 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
My entire network
is? . . .
You didn't finish that thought.
a frog in boiling water
So slowly cooking.
Have you tried "turning the heat off" ?
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To debunk the frog story a bit, in the experiment where they sat in the slowly boiling water, they were decorticated first. So the only frog that stays in water that boils is one with brain damage
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@DustinB3403 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
@wirestyle22 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
@DustinB3403 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
@wirestyle22 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
My entire network
is? . . .
You didn't finish that thought.
a frog in boiling water
So slowly cooking.
Have you tried "turning the heat off" ?
I'm in the process of walking away from the oven and getting a new apartment
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@Nic said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
To debunk the frog story a bit, in the experiment where they sat in the slowly boiling water, they were decorticated first. So the only frog that stays in water that boils is one with brain damage
Which likely occurs from the boiling water.... which in another way means, as you see things beginning to boil, you begin to care less and less and just let it get worse.
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@DustinB3403 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
@Nic said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
To debunk the frog story a bit, in the experiment where they sat in the slowly boiling water, they were decorticated first. So the only frog that stays in water that boils is one with brain damage
Which likely occurs from the boiling water.... which in another way means, as you see things beginning to boil, you begin to care less and less and just let it get worse.
No, the brain was removed first
https://thinkprogress.org/stop-saying-humans-are-like-slowly-boiling-frogs-f27537e83355 -
@scottalanmiller said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
@DustinB3403 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
I would think that you could see that things are getting worse, in one way or another. An email that rubs you the wrong way, a quip, extended hours etc etc.
Those things happen during normal times, though, they don't indicate a gradual slip towards a lower state.
Exactly.
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So you are saying that humans are dumber than frogs in water?
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@scottalanmiller said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
So you are saying that humans are dumber than frogs in water?
So you are saying that humans are dumber than frogs in water without a brain.?
FTFY
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How can a frog live without a brain? That is something that isnt explained.
How is it not dead if it has no brain? I understand their brains arent as complex as a humans, but can they actually live without them? -
@momurda I think they left the brainstem so that basic functions still worked and just scooped out the rest of the brain. Kind of like that headless chicken that lived for years:
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@Nic WTF? that is crazy
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@momurda said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
@Nic WTF? that is crazy
Didn't grow up on a farm I guess. The entire term "running around like a chicken with its head cut off" comes from the fact that chickens continue to live for quite some time without a head.
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The sick part is "When Mike did not die, Olsen instead decided to care for the bird. He fed it a mixture of milk and water via an eyedropper, and gave it small grains of corn."
Olsen is a psycho
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@DustinB3403 said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
The sick part is "When Mike did not die, Olsen instead decided to care for the bird. He fed it a mixture of milk and water via an eyedropper, and gave it small grains of corn."
Olsen is a psycho
Yup
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@scottalanmiller I know the term, but 2 years is a bit more than quite some time
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@momurda said in Frog in the Boiling Water:
@scottalanmiller I know the term, but 2 years is a bit more than quite some time
Once you "keep going" when does it stop?
