01-05-2019, 03:28 AM
...Kind of hilarious (re: the African Grey Parrot whom I heard of the other day, ordering all sorts via Alexa!)
The Parrot could probably find out how to open the locked pet food bowls!
Dogs' best friend is no longer a human, but an internet-savvy Parrot!
....But kind of scary re "smart" anything....
They put out harmful EMFs. It is better not to be "smart". (my opinion only.)
It's a gadget. Do we need any more gadgets to interface between ourselves and our animals?
Do we need any robotic thing to take our judgement away?
Nope.
It's easy. If an animal puts weight on, then it's less food and more exercise. It doesn't take long to find the healthy balance.
(However....that excludes Sally-Cat who has a fat belly every winter for mysterious reasons; presumably because unless it's sunny outside, her favourite occupation is sitting like a teapot-cover next to the little radiator! Then going to bed.)
Maybe the Parrot could order some boot camp sessions for her via Alexa....?
The Parrot could probably find out how to open the locked pet food bowls!
Dogs' best friend is no longer a human, but an internet-savvy Parrot!
....But kind of scary re "smart" anything....
They put out harmful EMFs. It is better not to be "smart". (my opinion only.)
It's a gadget. Do we need any more gadgets to interface between ourselves and our animals?
Do we need any robotic thing to take our judgement away?
Nope.
It's easy. If an animal puts weight on, then it's less food and more exercise. It doesn't take long to find the healthy balance.
(However....that excludes Sally-Cat who has a fat belly every winter for mysterious reasons; presumably because unless it's sunny outside, her favourite occupation is sitting like a teapot-cover next to the little radiator! Then going to bed.)
Maybe the Parrot could order some boot camp sessions for her via Alexa....?
