prej·u·dice, noun: prejudice; plural noun: prejudices
1. preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.
"English prejudice against foreigners"
synonyms: preconceived idea, preconception, prejudgment More
Sir, you say, you believe this and that, and the other thing. As you stated above. Yet you act or want to act in some scientific method. I think I can be of help.
The most important lesson in field work, or scientific captive work is, TO NOT PREJUDICE YOUR OBSERVATIONS Which means, do not include, WHAT YOU THINK. please, we all think this or that, whats important to understand is, its only what we think. To test or make observations is to not include what we think, our opinions. We take data, and we record results. Period. The acclamation of data and results, is whats important, not our individual prejudices, and we all have them.
You sir, are constantly saying, I believe this, and I believe that. and do so, without reason, or stated results. That is JUST your opinions. So please, if you want me to entertain anything you say, support it with results and observation, not your opinions, Holy friggin moly, everybody has opinions, and many better then yours. You guys say, FR doesn't listen, yea, your right, I will not until you offer something worth listening too.
You say, you want to improve your husbandry, yet you do not consider the snakes, not at all. If you want to improve, go to the nest step and consider the animal, and its thousands of years of living in sandy areas. That would be a start. Again, your goal of being scientific, is so very flawed. To be scientific is to not believe anything Gregg or I say, To be scientific is to TEST what Gregg and I say. Not believe it. That sir is recipe thinking. next page please

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