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Originally Posted by Chris Noble  How many trials is Alex not showing us?
It is easy to pick out a couple of trials which were successful and invent post hoc reasons for ignoring the rest. |
+ 1. We want to see all the tests.
Something I don't understand. Alex said this in the commentary of his first video:
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Sounds good, right? If there’s someone at the house, they could signal the dog that the owner is coming home, and you’d screw up the experiment, right? It turns out – and I heard this initially from Dr. Sheldrake, and then I found it and confirmed it in the work that we’ve done so far – it turns out dogs are more likely to demonstrate this waiting behavior when someone else is around, either another person, multiple family members, or other dogs.
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But with the second video, he's saying:
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| The dog in the house are more sensitive to the first person that comes home, and are less likely to wait when someone is in the house. |
Is it just me, or those two sentence are exactly the opposite of each other? 