What a horse sense paradox could be?
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Well, we have the Horse paradox \n \nThe horse paradox is the following (invalid) proof of the statement: All horses are the same colour.\n\nWe use the principle of mathematical induction. As the basis case, we note that in a set containing a single horse, all horses are clearly the same colour. Now assume the truth of the statement for all sets of at most n horses. Let there be n+1 horses in a set. Remove the first horse to get a set of n horses. By the induction assumption, all horses in this set are the same colour. It remains to show that this colour is the same as that of the horse we removed. But this is easy: put back the first horse, take out a different horse and apply the induction principle to this set of n horses. Thus all horses in any set of n+1 horses are the same colour. By the principle of induction, we have established that all horses are the same colour.\n\nThe hole in the above "proof" is easy to spot with a little thought: it makes the implicit assumption that the two subsets of horses to which we apply the induction assumption have a common element, but this fails when n=1.\n\nThus this is not a paradox, but merely the result of flawed reasoning; it exposes the pitfalls arising from failure to consider special cases for which a general statement may be false.\n\nand the horse sense, that it's:\nhorse sense : Common sense; gumption, the ability to make sensible decisions, common sense, judgment, sense, wisdom. \n\nSound practical sense, as in She's got too much horse sense to believe his story. The exact allusion in this term, which dates from the mid-1800s, is disputed, since some regard horses as rather stupid. However, they tended to be viewed more positively in the American West, where the term originated.\n\nThen, I think that horse sense paradox could be the practical sense that acts only by the principle of induction, not considering special cases.
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I would perfer to die on horseback. It where I feel I belong and am the happiest. To die in a tragic horse accident while attempting a great and daring feat would be just great. It may sound strange but hey ..horses are what we do.
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i don't know. but it should involve a horse and a cow....and one should be eating the other one.\njust a suggestion...
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A horse has different moods just like humans. A horse will get depressed when he knows he has had a bad performance and will sulk, not eat, or train as well as before. Same on the other end, if he wins. He will prance whinny and display confidence.\nA good example of this behavior is portrayed in the movie "Sea Biscuit."   \nYes, you can detect if a horse wants to or doesn't want to race on a particular day. Watch him in the paddock where they are saddled. You can see his behavior and tell if he is limping, another reason he may not want to run.
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My horses know their names and will come when you call.\nMine have the names on their papers but all have a barn name and that is what we call them all the time.\nI have known people who changed the horses name and they learned it. Much like a dog call the name and feed them using the name, Most will learn to adapt.
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ALL DEPENDS ON HOW THE HORSE WAS TRAINED  NECK REIN OR TURN HEAD TYPES  MAKING A CLICKING NOISE WITH YOUR MOUTH OR  BOOT IN THE RIBS TO GET THE HORSE TO GO ETC.\nDIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT HORSES  TEMPERMENT VS. TLC
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Some horses seem to have a good ability to balance on slick ground.  They aren,t always as fast as the ones who go best on a dry track but they have good balance and traction, and don't mind the crap flung in their faces as much.  This may be born in, but it can be trained to some degree.  Mostly it is temperment and balence.
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It is hard to tell due to the fact of how old the horse is and what kind of breed it is.
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the phisics and speeds and horse.
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Where did you hear this?  You may have misheard it.  There are a lot of "horse idioms" but nothing like you describe.  Perhaps it is "Wild horses would not play tag on tender hoofs" which would mean "No, I'm not going to do that"\n\nDoes that make horse sense to you, or is it horse feathers?  Either way, remember, don't look a gift horse in the mouth.
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That could mean several things.  I think it is more the way the jump is positioned and styled than it is the color.  You just have to make the horse DO IT.  I don't care if you have to take all the poles down and walk the horse through the jump and rejump by adding one pole at a time, you have to do it.  The horse has to understand that it must jump EVERYTHING.  \n\nGood Luck and Take Care
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a paradox is an apparent contradiction, but not nescessarily a contradiction. something thats counterintuitive
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I like the horse.  For some reason I feel safer on it.  Next would be the high bar.  I love to giant!
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I reckon you are using some sort of rhyming slang for having a poop outdoors but if you are serious Theres loads of urban cowboys near to where I live and they all keep horses in their suburban front/back gardens (Comical I know) they go about in traps all the time. One guy (a nutcase) close to where I live once brought his horse up to the boxroom in his mums house!! The horse used to look out the bedroom window as we walked by pretty crazy huh!!
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Here's everything you can possibly wanna know....\nhttp://www.angelfire.com/tx2/horsecorral/horseanatomy.html
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I've heard this somewhere.\n\nThere is no answer. This question is just a paradox that collapses upon itself when one tries to understand it ;)
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horse latitudes on Strange Days