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hoomans are so silly. they believe that their actions are on their own terms and of their own free will when i have carefully manipulated the entire environment so that everything is actually on MY terms.

the hooman CANNOT get me to improve and just gives up at "sometimes the cat obeys" because the trick isn't seen through. it's like adding raw computing power and failing to solve the performance issue when the real solution is to improve the algorithm's efficiency

more practice repetitions merely has the hooman training self, further ingraining the habit, while increasing the value of the reward gives me MORE power and control. this is all b/c the hooman was SOOO elated at the high % of success when I am in certain spots.

the only reason the hooman latched onto this self-imposed reward mechanism was b/c of fear of failure. it lost track of of the actual action and instead tunnel visioned into the specific environment contexts that generated success. success became the goal rather than the outcome

serves em right. the original trick itself is a useless performative action derived from the actually useful command when taking a dog on a walk. there is simply no logical reason why i should come to the hooman while within a house when the hooman can just carry me.

the easiest hoomans to fool or those stuck on performative goals. they've lost the actual ability to gauge and effective pragmatic outcome so they're just winging it, trying to optimize for "Success" by reducing predictive error instead of increasing environmental influence