The other day, I was talking to a fellow intellectual thinker on the topic of biology. Whereas they were busy in school studying from their textbook all the required reading, which is all well and good, I wanted to take it to a higher level. So, jokingly I stated; okay so, yes, let's pick another topic - "Biology for $1200 Bob" - and we will see why a human is still valuable next to "Watson" the IBM Jeopardy Super Computer!
Then I asked a question, one which probably doesn't have an answer, or it doesn't have an answer that we know of;
"Why are Elephants and other animals able to predict Earthquakes? Is this real, myth, and if so, how can we use this?"
A few years back, I sat in a lecture once where a gentleman had "running mice" which were bred for running after subsequent generations.
Then I asked a question, one which probably doesn't have an answer, or it doesn't have an answer that we know of;
"Why are Elephants and other animals able to predict Earthquakes? Is this real, myth, and if so, how can we use this?"
A few years back, I sat in a lecture once where a gentleman had "running mice" which were bred for running after subsequent generations.