Sorry. I should have included citation. What AI? It is an actual study posted on Nature. I read the study on the primary source. It is the abstract. PsyPost reposts and summarises it. I should have posted the citation. Sorry
Here is the citation.
Turcsán, B., Ujfalussy, D.J., Kerepesi, A. et al. Similarities and differences between dog–human and human–human relationships. Sci Rep 15, 11871 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-95515-8
You abandoned your cat. They are not stupid.
What a puppy cat. My last cat was like that.
Point is parents don’t judge their children ( not as much) and dogs don’t judge us. We love children unconditionally (to some extent) and dogs love us unconditionally.
Our children, they love us unconditionally only until they to grow to certain age.
That’s will most people prefer dogs generally. They are exceptions. But generally it holds true.
Insurance companies are smart. They would rather pay for a vaccine thana hospitalisation
I started arguing with myself at the pharmacy and they gave me a COVID vaccine. It worked
One can be never too smart not to know their limits.
The point is a smart person knows his or her limits. It is safer to be conservative and underestimate.
In the game, “Fight of Gods”, you can literally play as Jesus to fight other mythological characters, including Santa.
Special attack: Ascension and Cross punch.
In many collectivistic societirs, humility is a virtue.
People with low competence fail to understand their limits, and people who are competent can identify theirs.
Trump’s bandaid solution. Tarrifs on lithium battery 2000%!
I don’t blame you. Trump has set a precedent how low they can go. There is no return.
I am so sorry. I didn’t vote for him.
The series ended many months ago. I agree. The end makes no sense.
Double suicide/murder? Typically Japanese story.
Let it bee know they need sterol!
I believe it is love
I agree. The the way nuances the show protrays is deep
Not AI. It is me. The abstract is posted on the primary source Nature. Here is the citationPost updated to included citation. Sry. Not AI. Just human error Turcsán, B., Ujfalussy, D.J., Kerepesi, A. et al. Similarities and differences between dog–human and human–human relationships. Sci Rep 15, 11871 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-95515-8