On this show we dug into what we mean when we say Tame. We turned to the AI's for definitions but were totally unsatisfied. It was a cool discussion.

We talked about this i the context of what we mean when we say gentle, broke, halter broke, snafflebit horse, bridle horse-the whole staircase. Which is shakey on it's own when you think of how many people define those completely differently.

So, if you're ever wondered why in every little horsemanship niche we end up speaking our own private language, pull it up. Skip if you hate rabbit holes. Listen if you can help!

P.S. New Wild Diary Blog and Video are Up. Also, lots to catch up on this week at Horsemanship Insider.

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Entomology, Humanoid Robots and a Wild Mustang named Revlon! What do they all have in common?We talked about The Case of The Mysterious Straw Itch Mites which led us to talk about the scientific process; in entomology and in horsemanship. This lead us to talk about a humanoid robot who will always out scientific process us. That lead us to noting that a robot will never be able to GROK something the way we can. Because, our soul and our emotions are 50% of the horsemanship value we bring to the horses. Join Michael Sparling and me Emma Daily Kline here LIVE every Thursday morning at 6:30AM PST/8:30AM CT. This is our once a week chat about horses and horsemanship.#Horsemanship #horsemanshipremarksshow #horsetraining #naturalhorsemanship

This chat included some interesting ideas about the details and quality of lowering the head.

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