I imagine the answer will be the obvious one, particularly to a five element acupuncturist. Presumably a happy cow will produce more milk than an unhappy cow, just as a happy person will lead a more productive life than an unhappy person.
Friday, August 3, 2012
Social networking among cows
It isn’t even April 1st, but a few days ago I
heard on the BBC that a university somewhere is doing research into this very
subject. Apparently cows are being
fitted with some kind of device which will help researchers find out how much
cows like to chew the cud together. They
will monitor how far the milk yield goes up if cows are allowed to stay with
their group, or down if they are separated from them.
I imagine the answer will be the obvious one, particularly to a five element acupuncturist. Presumably a happy cow will produce more milk than an unhappy cow, just as a happy person will lead a more productive life than an unhappy person.
I imagine the answer will be the obvious one, particularly to a five element acupuncturist. Presumably a happy cow will produce more milk than an unhappy cow, just as a happy person will lead a more productive life than an unhappy person.
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