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ArgentiAertheri: /* Explanation */ "these plan" => "these plans"

2024-09-25T19:13:44Z

‎Explanation: "these plan" => "these plans"

172.70.162.102: Undo revision 340880 by Z1mp0st0rz (talk) Unhelpful edits. Yes, it might need some edits, but the main big slash that was done seems not well thought out (and other edits).

2024-04-29T20:38:21Z

Undo revision 340880 by Z1mp0st0rz (talk) Unhelpful edits. Yes, it might need some edits, but the main big slash that was done seems not well thought out (and other edits).

Z1mp0st0rz at 20:15, 29 April 2024

2024-04-29T20:15:33Z

172.71.242.2: /* Explanation */

2024-03-18T14:35:25Z

‎Explanation

172.69.43.210: Got missed out, in revert.

2024-03-02T15:10:20Z

Got missed out, in revert.

42.book.addict: Undo revision 336392 by 172.71.147.79 (talk)

2024-03-02T00:48:15Z

Undo revision 336392 by 172.71.147.79 (talk)

172.71.147.79: It's not possible to ban me; I'm editing from an IP address, and due to the wiki's security software, my IP changes constantly and is shared with others. An attempt to block me would inconvenience everyone and barely affect me.

2024-03-02T00:46:38Z

It's not possible to ban me; I'm editing from an IP address, and due to the wiki's security software, my IP changes constantly and is shared with others. An attempt to block me would inconvenience everyone and barely affect me.

42.book.addict at 00:44, 2 March 2024

2024-03-02T00:44:41Z

42.book.addict: Undo revision 336388 by 108.162.245.48 (talk) someone ban this person

2024-03-02T00:44:32Z

Undo revision 336388 by 108.162.245.48 (talk) someone ban this person

108.162.245.48: Undo revision 336384 by 42.book.addict (talk) ` ` ` F THE F WORD! ` ` `

2024-03-02T00:43:52Z

Undo revision 336384 by 42.book.addict (talk) ` ` ` F THE F WORD! ` ` `

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 The title text is a dialogue about using a similar method of conditioning to send animals after a visiting {{w|Pope}}. Why someone would want that to happen is left to the reader's imagination, although papal visitations usually disrupt the local communities with onerous traffic and special and ostentatious ceremonies, and do attract huge crowds of dignitaries, celebrities, the faithful, the curious, and attending purveyors of foodstuffs and trinkets. Not to mention the impact to the local AirBnB market. Or it could just be [[Black Hat]], who would not need any particular reason for this sort of behavior, and might choose the Pope because of his highly recognizable outfit.
-Although these plan may seem far-fetched, a similar scheme was seriously proposed in the United Kingdom during {{w|World War I}} to condition {{w|Gull|seagulls}} to associate a submarine's {{w|periscope}} with food, which would give away the locations of enemy submarines as the gulls flocked to their periscopes being raised.
+Although these plans may seem far-fetched, a similar scheme was seriously proposed in the United Kingdom during {{w|World War I}} to condition {{w|Gull|seagulls}} to associate a submarine's {{w|periscope}} with food, which would give away the locations of enemy submarines as the gulls flocked to their periscopes being raised.
 There is also a story about a university student using such conditioning to get birds to disrupt a football game using a strategy similar to the one for the pope in the title text. The student went to the football field every day during summer break dressed as a referee, spreading seeds and blowing his whistle. During the first game at the next semester, the first whistle of the referee summoned a large number of birds looking for the usual seeds, preventing the game from proceeding. According to [[Snopes]], there is [https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/field-of-seeds/ no evidence of this ever actually taking place], but it's nearly impossible to disprove.

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 | title     = Conditioning
 | image     = conditioning.png
-| titletext = 'Why are you standing in the yard wearing a papal hat and a robe covered in seeds?' 'Well, the Pope is visiting our town next month …'
+| titletext = 'Why are you standing in the yard wearing a papal hat and a robe covered in seeds?' 'Well, the Pope is visiting our town next month ...'
 }}
 ==Explanation==
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 The end result would be that the local wildlife would approach, and presumably attempt to enter, any car that has that same thumping bass. Drivers, in turn, would cease to turn up their music in order to prevent the groups of animals from chasing after their cars, thus solving the problem of annoyingly loud bass. This behavior modification can itself be seen as a {{w|Operant conditioning|somewhat different form of conditioning}}.
-The title text says that the Pope is visiting someone’s town next month.
+The title text is a dialogue about using a similar method of conditioning to send animals after a visiting {{w|Pope}}. Why someone would want that to happen is left to the reader's imagination, although papal visitations usually disrupt the local communities with onerous traffic and special and ostentatious ceremonies, and do attract huge crowds of dignitaries, celebrities, the faithful, the curious, and attending purveyors of foodstuffs and trinkets. Not to mention the impact to the local AirBnB market. Or it could just be [[Black Hat]], who would not need any particular reason for this sort of behavior, and might choose the Pope because of his highly recognizable outfit.
 ==Transcript==

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 | title     = Conditioning
 | image     = conditioning.png
-| titletext = 'Why are you standing in the yard wearing a papal hat and a robe covered in seeds?' 'Well, the Pope is visiting our town next month ...'
+| titletext = 'Why are you standing in the yard wearing a papal hat and a robe covered in seeds?' 'Well, the Pope is visiting our town next month …'
 }}
 ==Explanation==
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 The end result would be that the local wildlife would approach, and presumably attempt to enter, any car that has that same thumping bass. Drivers, in turn, would cease to turn up their music in order to prevent the groups of animals from chasing after their cars, thus solving the problem of annoyingly loud bass. This behavior modification can itself be seen as a {{w|Operant conditioning|somewhat different form of conditioning}}.
-The title text is a dialogue about using a similar method of conditioning to send animals after a visiting {{w|Pope}}. Why someone would want that to happen is left to the reader's imagination, although papal visitations usually disrupt the local communities with onerous traffic and special and ostentatious ceremonies, and do attract huge crowds of dignitaries, celebrities, the faithful, the curious, and attending purveyors of foodstuffs and trinkets. Not to mention the impact to the local AirBnB market. Or it could just be [[Black Hat]], who would not need any particular reason for this sort of behavior, and might choose the Pope because of his highly recognizable outfit.
+The title text says that the Pope is visiting someone’s town next month.
 ==Transcript==

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 The end result would be that the local wildlife would approach, and presumably attempt to enter, any car that has that same thumping bass. Drivers, in turn, would cease to turn up their music in order to prevent the groups of animals from chasing after their cars, thus solving the problem of annoyingly loud bass. This behavior modification can itself be seen as a {{w|Operant conditioning|somewhat different form of conditioning}}.
-The title text is a dialogue about using a similar method of conditioning to send animals after a visiting {{w|Pope}}. Why someone would want that to happen is left to the reader's imagination, although papal visitations usually disrupt the local communities with onerous traffic and special and ostentatious ceremonies, and do attract huge crowds of dignitaries, celebrities, the faithful, the curious, and attending purveyors of foodstuffs and trinkets. Not to mention the impact to the local AirBnB market. Or it could just be Black Hat, who would not need any particular reason for this sort of behavior, and might choose the Pope because of his highly recognizable outfit.
+The title text is a dialogue about using a similar method of conditioning to send animals after a visiting {{w|Pope}}. Why someone would want that to happen is left to the reader's imagination, although papal visitations usually disrupt the local communities with onerous traffic and special and ostentatious ceremonies, and do attract huge crowds of dignitaries, celebrities, the faithful, the curious, and attending purveyors of foodstuffs and trinkets. Not to mention the impact to the local AirBnB market. Or it could just be [[Black Hat]], who would not need any particular reason for this sort of behavior, and might choose the Pope because of his highly recognizable outfit.
 Although these plan may seem far-fetched, a similar scheme was seriously proposed in the United Kingdom during {{w|World War I}} to condition {{w|Gull|seagulls}} to associate a submarine's {{w|periscope}} with food, which would give away the locations of enemy submarines as the gulls flocked to their periscopes being raised.

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