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Pigeons know that your kid’s artwork sucks
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The group shows moderate interest by referencing scientific peer-reviewed studies and making playful remarks about pigeons judging children's artwork, with parts of the discussion emphasizing the curiosity around animal learning and perception. The tone varies from scholarly acknowledgment to humor, illustrating a nuanced engagement with the research's implications for understanding visual discrimination and cognition.
Most posts acknowledge the research as valid or intriguing, though some are playful or sarcastic about its implications.
Discussions show curiosity about how animals perceive art and human concepts of beauty, indicating moderate interest.
Posts engage by questioning methods, referencing scientific studies, and sharing related observations about pigeons and art perception.
Some comments highlight the broader significance of understanding animal cognition and its potential influence on art evaluation, but mostly the discussion remains within academic curiosity.
Pigeons know that your kid’s artwork sucks
Las palomas discriminan entre dibujos bien hechos y mal hechos de niños. Aquí las amigas prefieren los primeros. "Pigeons can Discriminate “Good” and “Bad” Paintings by Children": https://t.co/H8vry0OCHH https://t.co/7Aj4vPpBUZ
https://t.co/BW1s7HXL8u A bunch of trained neurons can learn the concept of beauty as defined by humans. Fascinating! Thanks for the clue Prof @gVallortigara
Good (pigeon) art is more realistic https://t.co/3emTBJ5mXA https://t.co/5fN0zeS3Rl
A while ago, @EstherHyphen wished scientists would investigate whether pigeons could discriminate between good and bad art. Her prayers were answered in 2010: https://t.co/SsOOOfytiH
If "we" create "values," any individual can--so why *not* study whether "Pigeons can discriminate 'good' and 'bad' paintings by children" (provided, of course, you put good and bad within quotation marks to make clear your academic orthodoxy)?
Pigeons have a surprisingly low energy budget for their neurons, consuming about three times less glucose than similar-sized mammals. This efficient metabolism may be an evolutionary adaptation, supporting high…
Pigeons have a surprisingly low energy budget for their neurons, consuming about three times less glucose than similar-sized mammals, allowing them to support a high number of neurons. This efficiency may be an…
If "we" create "values," any individual can--so why *not* study whether "Pigeons can discriminate 'good' and 'bad' paintings by children" (provided, of course, you put good and bad within quotation marks to make clear your academic orthodoxy)?
They can also tell your child their painting was bad: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19533184/
Good (pigeon) art is more realistic https://t.co/3emTBJ5mXA https://t.co/5fN0zeS3Rl
@Nature Science: Pigeons can discriminate "good" and "bad" paintings by children https://t.co/A0urPwzmyV
@carynannharlos Pigeons can discriminate "good" and "bad" paintings by children.(Animal Cognition) ~ peer reviewed Are full or empty beer bottles sturdier and does their fracture-threshold suffice to break the human skull?(Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine) ~ peer reviewed
@KristerKauppi @ValEr65611963 @KiesowPaul @RapaNews @hyperboreality https://t.co/RjivbSWX7S
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RT @emollick: Pigeons know that your kid’s artwork sucks
RT @emollick: Pigeons know that your kid’s artwork sucks
RT @emollick: Pigeons know that your kid’s artwork sucks
RT @emollick: Pigeons know that your kid’s artwork sucks
RT @emollick: Pigeons know that your kid’s artwork sucks
RT @emollick: Pigeons know that your kid’s artwork sucks
RT @emollick: Pigeons know that your kid’s artwork sucks
Pigeons know that your kid’s artwork sucks
"Pigeons can discriminate ""good"" and ""bad"" paintings by children" https://t.co/hihtQmwaKV
RT @MartinaPez81: https://t.co/BW1s7HXL8u A bunch of trained neurons can learn the concept of beauty as defined by humans. Fascinating! Tha…
RT @MartinaPez81: https://t.co/BW1s7HXL8u A bunch of trained neurons can learn the concept of beauty as defined by humans. Fascinating! Tha…
RT @MartinaPez81: https://t.co/BW1s7HXL8u A bunch of trained neurons can learn the concept of beauty as defined by humans. Fascinating! Tha…
RT @MartinaPez81: https://t.co/BW1s7HXL8u A bunch of trained neurons can learn the concept of beauty as defined by humans. Fascinating! Tha…
https://t.co/BW1s7HXL8u A bunch of trained neurons can learn the concept of beauty as defined by humans. Fascinating! Thanks for the clue Prof @gVallortigara
RT @SadieDing: A while ago, @EstherHyphen wished scientists would investigate whether pigeons could discriminate between good and bad art.…
A while ago, @EstherHyphen wished scientists would investigate whether pigeons could discriminate between good and bad art. Her prayers were answered in 2010: https://t.co/SsOOOfytiH
Pigeons can discriminate “good” and “bad” paintings by children https://t.co/Rxyj6aiTJR
RT @alvloz: Las palomas discriminan entre dibujos bien hechos y mal hechos de niños. Aquí las amigas prefieren los primeros. "Pigeons can…
RT @alvloz: Las palomas discriminan entre dibujos bien hechos y mal hechos de niños. Aquí las amigas prefieren los primeros. "Pigeons can…
RT @alvloz: Las palomas discriminan entre dibujos bien hechos y mal hechos de niños. Aquí las amigas prefieren los primeros. "Pigeons can…
Las palomas discriminan entre dibujos bien hechos y mal hechos de niños. Aquí las amigas prefieren los primeros. "Pigeons can Discriminate “Good” and “Bad” Paintings by Children": https://t.co/H8vry0OCHH https://t.co/7Aj4vPpBUZ
... 10.1007/s10071-009-0246-8). Credit: Shutterstock. Even locusts can muster a teachable moment. A group of biologists at Queen's University, in ...
Animal Cognition, 2009; DOI: 10.1007/s10071-009-0246-8. Cite This Page: MLA; APA; Chicago. Springer Science+Business Media. "Pigeons As Art ...
Journal reference: Animal Cognition (DOI: 10.1007/s10071-009-0246-8). Advertisement. Sign up to our weekly newsletter. Receive a weekly dose of ...