Posted by Tom Kearns at Jan 10th, 2010 in Gambling
by Thomas Kearns
It’s amazing how the most basic of human functions are able to control the conscious mind. Scientific experiments on mice and pigeons and more recently cuttlefish have shown that they can be taught to react to a specific sign with a specific behavior, much like Pavlov’s dogs. Ring a bell and our animal friend will expect food. They become so conditioned to believing this through repetition that they always expect the same result.
Additional studies have shown that once this conditioning is thoroughly ingrained, the subject will not seek to learn more possible variations of the same phenomenon. So, once the cuttlefish understands that a certain sign, say a red square, means food is on the way and a blue circle means no food, it has already come to the conclusion that that only a red square means food. It is stuck with this one experience and ventures no further.
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Posted by Michael Mylar at Jan 10th, 2010 in Gambling
by Hannah Anderson
People are aware that the economy is in recession over the past years and still struggling today. Many people fight for the legalization of gambling including government officials. A ton of casino groups are advising the law makers to create internet poker sites in order for them to allocate revenues to states like California which has been struggling financially.
The debate is still ongoing regarding the legalization of online gambling in America. Supporters of the legalization bill advice lawmakers to consider the assistance that online gaming can do to debt filled states like California. If the establishment of online poker sites will be approved it can give at most $250 million dollars per year to the state not including the profits it can generate.
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Legalization Of Online Poker Might Save The Economy
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