4215.
“If crows can’t anticipate the
result of a simple board game, how on earth could they be expected to predict
the outcome of a clash of armies?” This is what people are wondering, and it is
a question I will have to try to answer, someday.
4216.
The inability of a crow to see an implied line (an implied line is a line
suggested by a series of points) seems to prove conclusively that they can’t
predict the future, and therefore, when they do, they must be acting by divine
inspiration, rather that with any conscious comprehension.
4217.
This is the conclusion we are forced to accept, and yet I will not accept it. Why
do I not accept it? Because I myself am a bird, and so I know from personal
experience that it is all just some strange misunderstanding, that will have to
be explained eventually.
4218.
I do however draw the line with those individuals who make so bold as to claim
that birds can’t perceive the difference between an X and an O.
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