What is the definition of Oxford Experiments?

The Oxford Experiments? Well, imagine a bunch of nerds at Oxford University in the early 20th century, trying out crazy scientific tricks to figure out if pigeons could solve complex puzzles. They used a technique called 'oxford experiments' where they would feed pigeons a selection of nuts, some with pebbles on top (to see if the pigeons would peck out the pebbles to find the nuts) and some without. The results? It turns out pigeons couldn't figure out which nut had pebbles on top, proving they were too smart for their own good (or maybe just really good at pretending to be).

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Now, here's a darkly humorous example: "The Oxford University scientists conducted the oxford experiments on the human psyche, concluding that humans are just as good at avoiding broccoli as they are at predicting the weather. So next time you're deciding if you should eat your vegetables, remember: it's probably just your brain trying to outsmart you."