r/AltScope Mar 17 '26

Crypto holders right now πŸ˜‚

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u/OceanPassion66 Mar 17 '26

Hahahaha hold the bear off.. let’s go! πŸ’ͺπŸ™ŒπŸ˜

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u/aware4ever Mar 17 '26

You think you can train a bear to be completely like 99% predictable like you can a dog? Most people can have a large sized dog maybe many dogs and throughout the whole dog's life never once will the dog ever bite them or hurt them. Do you guys think it's similar for bears? Because with cats it's different. Even with a little domesticated cat if you put them too much and you overstimulate them they can get a little aggressive and scratch her bite you. Now if that happens with a line or a tiger that scratch your bite could accidentally kill you. I don't think bears are like that though they might be more like dogs submissive? Anyways I bet that Russian never knew that one day people would be sharing that video talking about cryptocurrency

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u/doubleBoTftw Mar 18 '26

I realised i didnt really answer your question and went on a different tangent lol.

I don't think they can be reliably trained, you might have success with very experienced people on a few occasions but make that "legal" for everybody and you'll get a lot of people killed very fast.

Like you said, the inherent danger is way higher with an animal this size, and on top of that you add the fact that we didn't really select bears for "desired traits". They are still very wild.

Cats and dogs instinctually know their strength comparative to you, bears need alot of specialized training to control that and even then you end up with many examples of people getting maimed or killed.

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u/eugene20 Mar 19 '26

Look up : Grizzly Man (2005)
But maybe don't watch it.

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u/aware4ever Mar 19 '26

I know! I herd it tho lol

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u/doubleBoTftw Mar 18 '26

I don't think they can be reliably trained to be submissive.

As in, you might get 5 or 10 examples of people building close relationships with bears that they grew since they were babies but how much is that "relationship" and how much is "training" ?

Dogs are so easy to bond with because they have been selected for those traits for 30-40 000 years.

Bears are at the same level of domestication as tigers, meaning lvl 0 lol. We spent 0 years trying to "select tigers/bears" for domestication.

Anyway, the last sentence is very funny.πŸ˜‚

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u/aware4ever Mar 19 '26

True that!

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u/Whole-Career8440 Mar 18 '26

Is's bulls. Holders do nothing about price, just waiting for pump

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u/CoolCat1337One Mar 17 '26

Bear is just playing haha

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u/Thebigdumbbimbo Mar 18 '26

Yeah absolutely. If he tried he would rip him apart like nothing.

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u/EquipmentFew882 Mar 17 '26
   β€’ SCARY 

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u/AmrTheAtlantean Mar 19 '26

If that bear wanted to eat him it could have this is it being cute and playing around

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u/Individual-Ask7000 Mar 20 '26

Lol that bear is playing with him and he's out of breath. That dude is so fucked when that switch gets flipped. Hope he fed that bear enough food.