I'm just playing the game: "obviously" there is no way to "determine beyond trace of a doubt which person is hungry and which person is not hungry" 😄🙏🏽

😂 Of course, people might lie. "Everybody lies", said House.

But if that happened in this hypothetical experiment, I would ask "why?". Why would they want to lie? What kind of reward/punishment, positive or negative reinforcement has been introduced to encourage them to lie? 😊

I have recently come to discover a brand new revolutionary method called (let me look at my notes)... ASKING THEM 🙃

N.B.: hunger is a subjective sensation, see "qualia", so I don't really think there's anything else that can be done;something else would be evaluating the lack of nutrients, blood...

Probably they mean the classical "code-first, think-later" 🫢

¡Y yo por vosotros y vosotros por mí! 😂🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽

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(de "El fin de nuestro mundo. La lenta irrupción de la catástrofe")
traficantes.net/libros/el-fi...

Oh, and in trials, and for evaluating the parole for prisoners, how could I forget it! Or as a "lie detector" anywhere... Such a new world of opportunities!! 🌈🦄🤡