I like the radio show “Wait, wait! Don’t tell me!” more than Jeopardy. The radio show is always about stuff that got recent attention and mostly news. Jeopardy can be anything and when there’s a category about sports or pop music, I’m sunk. It feels like the categories can be tailored for the contestants, and it is too easy to ‘get’ me with a subject with personalities who are uninteresting to me.
I didn’t realize that was an original show. I figured it was a U.S. remake of the British show, Humans.
Pekin duck
edit: source: I owned Pekins.
And I’m like, “How’d his cheeks DO that?!”
I would make sure the owner knows about this behavior. Napping is probably the pup’s coping mechanism to deal with a potentially scary/chaotic/dangerous new environment, BUT there might be a medical issue. If the pup is sleepy/low-energy all the time or is in pain such that moving hurts, the owner will probably want to tell their veterinarian.
Love: Sci-Fi, Altered-Reality (Happy Place, Sandman), Docu-Education (Nova, Frontline)
Like: Silly whodunnits (Elsbeth, Columbo), very particular cartoons (Futurama, South Park), Late Night talk shows
Dislike: Hospital Procedurals, Game Shows, standard NatGeo programming
Hate: Sports & Sport shows (Welcome to Wickam, Friday Night Lights), Reality (Survivor, Kardashians, Real Wives), Police Procedurals (NCIS, LA Law)
The coloration is ’ tabby ’ – in this case not pure tabby cuz sooo much white belly to snuggle!
But the point of Fermi’s Paradox is that we are not seeing evidence of alien intelligence anywhere. We don’t expect it here on earth, but we look out in space and see no light/radio/other waves that look like messages; no energy bursts or other anomalies that don’t have better explainations (though some have no explaination at all). The Great Filter is simply a hypothesis – like the Dark Forest – as to why we don’t see evidence of intelligent life in space.
If we went back to caves, we’d have great-filtered ourselves.