Yeah, we don't yet have mature technology capable of replicating the dexterity of a human hand. But still, this dude is a badass.

You're assuming that all of the legs are equal lengths and that the floor is perfectly flat and level. Yes, in a perfect world, more legs = greater stability. But when accounting for the imperfections of the real world it's easier to balance on 3 points (at least when the object in question is static), because it takes exactly 3 points to define a plane. If we're talking about, say, a moving vehicle like a tricycle, then yes it is absolutely less stable than a 4 wheeled vehicle because there are other vectors to consider besides purely gravitational (at least in a Newtonian sense... ok n/m I'm overthinking this).

guest seems a little too pessimistic, BUT guest is NOT wrong about neo-Marxism (which is exactly what so called "intersectionality" is, look up the Frankfurt school and critical theory) their goal is the destruction of western civilization.

I love how Rooster Teeth made that joke with his name. Eins, zwei, drei....

They're doing great, there's more animals in the zone than the surrounding area because there's no humans in the zone to mess with them.

Kick it up a notch with some finely diced onion or minced garlic, and fresh cilantro

Carbon dioxide is the primary chemical attractant but there are other chemicals in mammal breath and sweat that attract them to a lesser degree. I say this because, within a species, most individuals emit CO2 at roughly the same resting rate, yet some individuals attract them more strongly.