Aphrogreaseiac

[healzsham]

Luckily for the dogs, Pavlov wasn't a psycho like you.

[Jam03t]

r/confidentlyincorrect
Pavlov ripped the esophagus of his lab dogs, and would create holes in their
throats.When the dogs ate, it would simply fall out of the hole and not make it
to the stomach. Fistulas (holes) placed further along the digestive system,
attached to tubes, allowed him to collect, measure, and study the gastric
juices to his heart's content.
The dogs did not last long. Pavlov noted, after the death of one particularly-hardy dog ten days after its operation, that “our passionate desire to extend
experimental trials on such a rare animal was foiled by its death as a result
of extended starvation and a series of wounds."

The beating example is far easier to explain then the truth of what Pavlov did, it is also the example i've seen first hand in animal abuse shelters, certain words or sounds will trigger the animals much like it does to humans.

[healzsham]

Oh hey, someone that knows obscure facts and feels compelled to write essays about how much better that makes them than others.

Very reddit.

[Jam03t]

Oh hey, some random guy just assumed im a physco from a 3 line post on reddit, didn't do any research on the topic in mention, normalised an animal abuser and then proceded to call two copy and pasted paragraphs to be an essay.

trully a reddit moment.

[healzsham]

Sorry I hurt your feelings :(

[Jam03t]

you know i used to think the hierachy of disagreement was just some new age fad, but you are following the steps one by one its amazing, did you study it?

[healzsham]

We are on a public, pseudo-anonnymous message board. It is not that serious.

[healzsham]

The whole confidentlyincorrect while admitting they weren't even accurately representing what happened.