what came 1st the grey wolf or the dog?

[eastcoast 3,729]

5 minutes ago, mushroom said:

Definition of insanity is doing the same thing twice and expecting different results

I think that is closer to Einstein's quote, but it is still just one man's opinion.  And was he not a  scientist rather than a philosopher or sociologist? How much did he know about people? I think he was right, and pointed out something blatantly obvious. People do tend to repeat the same mistakes, we all do it. We expect our dogs not to do it. They tend to be better at learning this than we are. 

[morton 5,367]

15 minutes ago, eastcoast said:

I think that is closer to Einstein's quote, but it is still just one man's opinion.  And was he not a  scientist rather than a philosopher or sociologist? How much did he know about people? I think he was right, and pointed out something blatantly obvious. People do tend to repeat the same mistakes, we all do it. We expect our dogs not to do it. They tend to be better at learning this than we are. 

Einstein was not a dog owner,if he was he would have been far smarter?.

[Black neck 15,162]

32 minutes ago, morton said:

Einstein was not a dog owner,if he was he would have been far smarter?.

Wise words ,incidentally socrates kept afew ferrets about him so I'm told

[eastcoast 3,729]

12 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Wise words ,incidentally socrates kept afew ferrets about him so I'm told

I though the Romans domesticated the ferret. After his time?

[Black neck 15,162]

7 hours ago, eastcoast said:

I though the Romans domesticated the ferret. After his time?

Sure they had the mk 1 finder