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Zoophile Rights Day Podiumsdiskussion 2015 Vortrag von Herrn Buschmann

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    Thank you very much for the invitation
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    I must say, I never held a lecture on
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    socks, but it is very warm and
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    cosy here.
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    My name is Frank Buschmann.
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    For many years now I am engaged in animal
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    behaviour. First as a researcher in
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    Ireland and Cologne, then after 15 years
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    resarch I founded an
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    enterprise of my own by forcedly strategic
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    reasons so to say.
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    We are developing hard- and software for
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    animal welfare, animal breeding and
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    animal management.
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    For example automating feeding gear and
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    transponder controlled locks.
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    This are these little microchips coated in
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    glass you know for example
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    of cats who are all chipped.
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    We also design management databases which
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    ensure the authorities that the parameters
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    of the animals in the limits of the animal
    protection law.
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    Administration of transgenic organisms.
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    Here we have achieved one of the few
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    successes in the new animal protection law
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    Transgenic organisms must be better docu-
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    mented, especially in
    regard of the impairments
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    and problems of the transgenic race.
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    All this has to be journalized and
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    reported to the authorities. To ensure
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    that te journals are not simply filled
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    with random data we developed a europe
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    software.
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    I am rather content that we with our
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    enterprise can add a little contribution
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    to reduce the amount of animals for
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    and that those who are necessary and be
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    monitored by the authorities.
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    The topic was proposed by Michael whom I
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    know for 15 years now.
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    "Similarities and differences of man and
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    animal" of course is a huge topic about
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    which you can talk for hours and the time
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    was limited on 15 minutes.
    It got a little extended
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    and because of that we have
    a little more time so I
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    wanted to design it a
    little more dynamic. In the
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    beginning I will show a
    film so everybody can think
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    it over: Is this an
    “attraction reaction machine”
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    now, is this by chance or
    is it a score of one animal
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    to another by pushing him
    down the stairs. We are
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    watching the videos now first
    which I of course have
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    from the Internet. Yes,
    we know this particularly
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    with cats that they are
    very imaginative and have
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    very much refinement if
    they want a little if they
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    want to have food if they
    want to come out or there
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    also are envy actions. There
    comes this tiger to his
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    brother and, what kind of
    chance, the other plunges
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    into the water. Whether its
    pure coincidence or not,
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    one can not examine it
    strictly scientifically,
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    but it is a quite interesting
    connection which remind
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    us of it very much. It´s
    about different species
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    which have different ways
    of communication. It´s well
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    known, that dogs and cats
    body language is already
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    different and this makes
    living together a little
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    more difficult - some kind
    of adventurous also -
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    between such species. Some
    can be chance but other
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    things already look very
    much according to strategy.
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    We will see just another part
    - I would like to
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    emphasize - in which he runs
    away from a cow. Sabotage,
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    as in this case, also
    actually can be chance but
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    effective. Cats try to
    to present themselfs as
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    if it does not matter
    wether theire surroundings
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    turn, if it´s Earth around
    Sun or turning around
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    themselfs it´s identical, it
    has a strategic advantage
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    and is made use of at once.
    Strategies develop
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    also in the sozialisation
    between different species,
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    and may be used shamelessly there too.
    He chucks ball
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    away and the other one wants
    to fetch it - for this
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    he´ll then gets a bone. This
    already looks according
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    to strategy. It is, proved in
    the research that different
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    animal species also develop
    political strategies
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    to succeed with something.
    This is this with making
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    use of a situation,
    defenseless, opportunity
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    make love. No question about
    it that it seems to be
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    targeted. And a fish also
    can defend itself in front
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    of a cat. Thats where the
    concept Kamika (t) ze
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    comes from. Or taking the
    sledge from the human -
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    riding it itself. And then
    something arises from it
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    to Undewicht in the
    household, how one says with
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    in NRW. <<<< das ist irgendwie
    falsch???? Ich kenne
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    den Spruch auch nicht –
    muss nochmal reinhören….
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    One can explain a lot by
    by coincidence. In which
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    cats really have a talent
    to throw everything down
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    (Territory Enlargement).
    Basically socializationis a
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    very good Idea to bring
    different species together.
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    If one brings them together
    in early stages of
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    Development, then they learn
    very fast to handle each
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    other. At last, domesticated
    animals are used to
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    Humans and breeded and
    trained to do so. so to
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    say, this is a "Cat into a the box".
    This is the Scene
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    once again. Of course on
    Youtube there are a lot
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    of funny animal videos,which,
    if you start thinking
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    about it encourages you:
    "Yes, there is consideration
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    and strategy at least experience
    with a human behavior
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    behind this there". I have
    called it "attraction
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    reaction or systematic
    procedure" now, but to
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    me, it´s more a systematic procedure.
    Not in
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    all, but in a lot of cases.
    I will start to compare,
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    what is the difference
    between the animal "man" and
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    the other animals. What
    does one say there and what
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    can be kept. What can be
    discussed or disproved.
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    This then culminates in the
    discourse: Empathy is a
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    pure emotion now or it is
    rationally controlled or
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    perhaps it has even an
    evolutionary advantage? I
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    then take an example to the positions.
    An animal is
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    trained according to a
    certain way to proceed, in
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    dealing with horses this
    is so, for example: The
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    conducting stallion or the
    conducting mare must watch
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    over the complete herd and
    head then has increased
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    hers relatively to see
    approximate enemies. This means
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    they have a quite dominating
    behavior which for
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    certain is practical to
    recognize just possible
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    dangers. From this then has
    the man developed, that
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    the eye contact and the
    eye-level shall in dealing
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    with the animal be fundamental
    under the eye-level
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    of man. It is said in many
    rider circles, if this
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    is not the case, one then
    could not master a horse
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    either, we go equally still
    a bit further into it
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    there. There is not only
    racism but also speciesism
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    there. Does it become the
    species justly or not
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    justly? Which mechanisms
    are connected that a group
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    represents itself better-
    or the other one worse -
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    in opposite to another group?
    Then: Effect of the
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    cultural over-forming, the
    domestikation which we
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    cultivate, breed and train
    to animals, so they are able
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    to manage better in our
    human environment and we
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    "make them utilizable",within
    the meaning of social
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    support and similar effects.
    At the End I would say
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    something about a cognitive
    dissonance or in simple
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    words: The contradiction
    between the love of
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    animals and using an animal
    so it can be eaten by
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    non-vegetarians. The videos
    for the attraction reaction
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    respectively for the
    systematic procedure I´ve just
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    shown. What do animals and
    people have in common?
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    This is a brainstorming,
    that is now no complete
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    enumeration,as it would
    be found in the Review or
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    paper. What is, for some
    people, surely common, that no
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    animal is like the other
    even if it is one of the
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    same race and the same brood.
    Domesticated animals
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    particularly have theire own
    character and theire own
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    behavior typical form. It
    is not only an external
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    appearance now but in my
    thesis went 16 years ago
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    therefore this still was not
    clear: What is forgetting?
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    Is forgetting simply
    some memory information
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    which fades? Or is forgetting
    to learn not to do
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    something? If I usually got
    a positive reinforcement,
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    a reward for something, and
    then, all of the sudden
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    I don´t get it anymore,
    even though I´m doing the
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    same as before - it starts
    to get senseless or it´s
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    a waste of energie to act
    like that to get the reward,
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    which does not come anymore.
    There was my Theory,
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    even in different species,
    that it is an actice
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    studying process to learn
    not to do it any longer.
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    I have compared different
    animal species, I also
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    compared them with Humans and
    found patterns, which are
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    typically, individual
    typically,for every studying
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    behavior. Everybody studies
    somehow differently.
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    Solves certain tasks faster
    or in another rhythm,
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    faster or more slowly and
    one can derive a time
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    sample from it with which one e.g.
    can say: Michael
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    Kiok studies like this and
    this is his time rhythm.
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Zoophile Rights Day Podiumsdiskussion 2015 Vortrag von Herrn Buschmann
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