Is that what the story claimed? That a coyote just pushed a button?

Coyotes are not as trainable as dogs because they didn’t evolve alongside humans for thousands of years.

The story is fake on its face. It involves so much more than a wild animal waiting until it’s safe to cross the street. A coyote supposedly learned the difference between the crosswalk symbols, understood the connection between the button and the symbols, and learned and bothered to use them. Then, when humans gathered hours of video footage of this miracle, they only showed us a single grainy still image.

I’m disappointed in some of the comments here (not you - the whole comment section). People need to be more skeptical.

I’m familiar with humans creating cargo cults. Regarding your crow anecdote, are you familiar with the idea of anthropomorphization?

this would absolutely get coverage from real journalists

Especially with video to show us.

No, I don’t mean that.

1. Dogs can’t teach themselves everything.
2. That’s not a dog.

Even if the picture wasn’t obvious AI, it’s not proof of the story being told. What’s being described is so implausible, you would have very ignorant and gullible to believe it.

That could be taken as a threat.

No doubt. I’d have been done by week 2.

Worked at a bank for 50 years. Never charged a single customer for a withdrawal. Gave away ~$75 billion over that time. The bank was never the wiser.

Chic

There are dildos in the refrigerator.

Maybe this guy

The chin dimple is unmistakable.

He’s definitely not some kind of freak.

He looks like he hates both!

You can’t take his word for anything, though.

Sorry, someone else already called dibs.

This guy? You’re not supposed to be able to defeat him until much later in the game. In the beginning, you just have to avoid him. He patrols a small area in your path, and there are easier enemies just beyond him.

With Elden Ring, were you expecting a more “living” open world, like The Witcher 3 or RDR2?

Which 2?