Meat Your Enemy: Animal Rights, Alignment and Radical Change

Animal Cognition: Know Your Enemy

Food-storing corvids are able to remember which individual saw them store food, and take preventive action that is tailored to that particular competitor's knowledge. This raises the question of whether abilities like 'theory of mind' have arisen independently more than once in evolution.

Know Your Enemy: Honeynets

Over the past several years the Honeynet Project has been dedicated to learning the tools, tactics, and motives of the blackhat community and sharing the lessons learned. The primary tool used to gather this information is the Honeynet. The purpose of this paper is to discuss what a Honeynet is, its value, how it works, and the risks/issues involved. It is hoped that the security community can ...

Cancer therapy: know your enemy?

BACKGROUND Most cancer therapies are devised for adult or even elder patients. However, when dealing with pediatric cancers, additional considerations are needed. CONCLUSIONS This review discusses non-classic components of tumors and highlights possible treatment approaches which might be of particular benefit for children and adolescents.

What if you can't sense your enemy… and your enemy is an invasive predator?

Animal rights: political and social change in Britain since 1800

Lord Shaftesbury's Lunacy Commission. Previous government attempts to introduce rate funded district asylums in Scotland, like those of the 1808 English County Asylums Act, had also been resoundingly defeated on a localist agenda. Andrews pauses briefly over the 1855-57 Scottish Lunacy Commission inquiry which led to legislation and the establishment of a full-time Lunacy Commission. This was i...