4211.
Just from the arrangement of the board we know that the game is over in one move,
and now the important question must be asked, the answer of which undermines
the entire thesis of this document it has taken me three years to create.
4212.
Why didn’t the birds see it coming? How do we know that the birds did not see
it coming? Because the crows did not cheer and flutter about in joy until the
Rooster had actually scratched the winning X in the sand of the riverbank with
his beak.
4213.
The birds had to see the pattern completed before they perceived that it was a
line of three Xs. Apparently birds are cognitively unable to connect the dots
in advance, as it were.
4214.
In my mind I hear my critics taunting me with this question. “If birds can’t
see that the Rooster would win the game with his X in the center of the top
row, isn’t it preposterious for you to claim all along that birds can
understand and predict the future?”
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