Which is the greater existential threat: A machine to turn cats into dogs, or a ventriloquist cat?

Exhibit A:

Exhibit B:

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...make sure you check out the Darwin exhibit and the ant exhibit at the National Museum of Natural History.
One of the things that has puzzled me about natural history/science museums are the mineralogy exhibits. They really don't seem to be about anything other than "OOH! SHINY PEBBLE!" Mind you, they often have some very cool and shiny pebbles, but contrast them to paleontology exhibits.
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My brother's dog had a microchip put into it. I'm sure the catz have the remote control; she sure doesn't behave like any dog I'd ever had.

By MadScientist (not verified) on 11 Oct 2009 #permalink

I was expecting a cat meowing while holding a little dummy. How disappointing.