I imagine it as you encounter them in the wild and think whatever you find in your environment would be fair game.
I see lots of different numbers on their strength. No idea which is right. It is just a lot more than you would think based on size.
People who don't pay for their own rent, food and gas or make so much money these are not issues for them do often times vote for Democrats.
Some of them also have misplaced sympathy for the criminal over the victims and live in nice areas where they are not the victims. I know, I live in a nice suburb surrounded by some of these people.
I mean the fights on the lower end come down to people who do not want to harm / kill the animal. I don't want to hurt a pet cat or kill a goose while i am on my way to the office to work.
If a maine coon cat (largest interpretation of house cat) was trying to kill me, it could claw me up and injure me pretty badly, but I am much larger than the prey it's weapons were designed for.
If I need to win to survive I could grab it's throat, go for its eyes etc. Those are probably only things I would do while being mauled by a wild animal.
The last 2 unlocked Motorola phones I bought were android and only had a bunch of google nonsense on them. Any phone i got through a carrier has had a ton of other garbage. They work fine for phone / text / web and the mobile games i like.
I have always heard "Correlation does not mean causation", which is true. Just because things are correlated does not mean one caused the other.
What you are saying sounds wrong to me. imply, is a synonym for suggest. So I would say "Correlation implies causation" as in it may be true, maybe not. If it did not imply causation, why would anyone care about correlation.
Especially if you are the President or a rich public official.. I could teach you the proper motion in 10 minutes. Shoulder points at your target, step pointing toe at target, hip turn, torso turn, then shoulders then arm.
Myself, no one corrected my throwing motion t-ball through JV baseball. I threw like a man, but used too much arm and was missing the power from my hip turn.
I see Dads / kids throwing and 80% of the time they are doing it wrong too.
I did a little research. Any twitter user can sign up for "Birdwatch" now called Community Notes
These users can create fact check notes initially visible only to other Birdwatch users. The Birdwatch users rate the notes helpful to not helpful. Once the rating is high enough every twitter user can see them.
That or they don't know because they don't know any news not spoon fed to them.