"Oh you work out? That's cute. How fast can you strip a tree? ... That's what I THOUGHT."

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Oh you might not like it.I love the concept of either "getting mad" or even more funny thinking *other* people will get mad because you said what you said some opinions or showed them a photo of someone who you think is buff and strong.
Does that really happen in real life?
Anyways.
I'm also I'm *not* kidding. This is peak performants* If you don't look like her? If you can't haul leaf?
I'm not impressed. Sorry.*thank you to @gnomekat for that pun
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@ancient_catbusI mean, it's right there. What are you talking about.
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The book “Gardening Ants: The Attines” (Weber) is old but it has so many banger illustrations.Plants can respond shockingly fast to insect attacks, they change the level of turpentines in their leaves to deter caterpillars in just hours.
Then again... with the ants you might not have hours. That might be WHY the ants make the sound, to get the leaves before the plant responds.
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Everyone is going to have to manage their outrage and focus on fewer administrative societal abominations.Before you boost alarming political news consider "What will people be able to do with this information? What was I able to do?"
Try to hold back from boosting because "this is awful! this is an outrage!"
A US pol tag is nice if you can manage it.
Today my husband read me an article about what Musk has been up to. I knew it all already despite not taking in much news at all. Made me more convinced I'm not missing much.
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@josh0LMAO wow.
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The book “Gardening Ants: The Attines” (Weber) is old but it has so many banger illustrations.You may not like it ... peak performance ... etc etc.
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The book “Gardening Ants: The Attines” (Weber) is old but it has so many banger illustrations.When atta are cutting a leaf they make stridulations (vibrations too hight-pitched for human hearing) by moving their exoskeleton. This noise isn't just a result of the cutting, it's an extra noise that carries through the plant, letting other ants know the quality of the leaf. The higher quality the leaf the more intense the sounds she will make calling more ants to the place where the leaves are at the perfect level of development for fungus farming.
Wonder if plants are alarmed by this?
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The book “Gardening Ants: The Attines” (Weber) is old but it has so many banger illustrations.She's a cutting machine! Like a circle cutter with legs come to life!
Her body is designed to cut and haul maximum LEAF.
What a triumph!
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@workingclassgames @markhMay I ask some lazy questions?
1. Can I post things I make with this on my website and it is self contained?
2. Can I run the editor/creation software on my website? (I'm thinking of using this in an educational context)
3. Is there scripting?
I plan on digging around in this to find out more, but if anyone knows the answers to these questions off of the top of their head it would save a lot of time.
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The book “Gardening Ants: The Attines” (Weber) is old but it has so many banger illustrations.The book “Gardening Ants: The Attines” (Weber) is old but it has so many banger illustrations. Here is one showing the size difference in Atta cephalotes minors and majors. This difference is entirely caused by how the ants are fed and cared for. Ants have so much variability in gene expression and they use it to shape their population to fit the work that needs to be done. (I love the naturalistic placement of the minor on the major’s head, they do hang out like this.) #antbooks #diagrams #ants
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Amazing.She is OBVIOUSLY not in distress.
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Amazing.Ruining a romance between a nice space spider and a woman sounds JUST like him. ugh.
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THE PRIDE OF CHANUR (1981) -
I had a dream last night that stuck with me.I had a dream last night that stuck with me. I was waiting for the 4 train at 86th street. Then there was sound of the train coming, but when it pulled up it wasn't the train... it was #picaTheCat. She was as large as a subway train and stopped at the station and started eating the people on the platform like kibble. "No, Pica! No!" I cried, but she wouldn't listen.
I distinctly remember thinking "But I STILL support public transit"
Then I woke up, Pica was on my chest staring at me.
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In the hagfish cosmology the universe is a great knot.In the hagfish cosmology the universe is a great knot. This knot, like all knots, is slowly working itself apart, and when it is at last untied only then will paradise (which is a chunk of the universe we cannot see beyond the knot) be free'd from the substance of deep space, like a chunk of flesh, and all those who are slimy will get to go to paradise.
Those without slime? They will become a part of a new knot... in the next universe.
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Wanting to live in the end times is kind of cowardly since it absolves of you of the burden of building a better future.Wanting to live in the end times is kind of cowardly since it absolves of you of the burden of building a better future. Some great compelling force will come down from on high and sort it all out.
Since you don't really know what times you face it's more responsible and brave to live as if these are the "Beginning Times" instead. And with great effort you may do a tiny bit of good that lasts a few decades beyond your grave.
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A group of ants arguing about lady bird conservation.A group of ants arguing about lady bird conservation. Some of the aphid rancher ants complain that the ladybirds, especially the larvae eat too many of their steer. But the urban ants think they are majestic creatures who don't deserve to be hunted and they even have a whole study showing that hunting them isn't effective.
Much ant grumbling and arguing.
No one thinks it's odd at all that the ants too sometimes eat aphids. (They're our aphids!)