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KingfisherDays t1_ja0brxg wrote

I'm not sure how applying your personal experience with faces (which is quite unusual for humans, who are great at recognizing faces) makes sense when we're talking about bees.

Also, the studies used pictures of faces and stylized faces, so no actual humans were being recognized - or smelled.

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TheSlamster t1_ja09jbn wrote

No you don’t understand, the very bad is of their idea had the potential to change war in a way far greater than the nuclear bomb. The war gods thus deemed it unusable and snapped its chain in their bovicidal show of power.

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rpp124 t1_ja09e8m wrote

We were in this city last year three days before the event started and it was definitely weird going through these medieval squares and seeing giant, Pokémon and Nintendo tents being set up

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DirtyDanTheManlyMan t1_ja096d9 wrote

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dark_LUEshi t1_ja07uhy wrote

no doubt but I don't get how bees can recognize people when I have issues lol. Would make much more sense that they rely on olfactive cues, like other social insects, ants. I bet giant apes are quite smelly.

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SeiCalros t1_ja07smj wrote

>You ignored my first question

well yeah - you werent really asking me

and the question isnt really confusing so i didnt have any comment on it

since most everywehre in the world has had popcorn for the past century or so i just assumed it was sarcastic - but either way it doesnt really raise any questions in the same way 'have you ever dried corn' does

>secondly, do you think all cheeses can be sliced and all beef can be steaks?

do you think that non-popcorn varieties of corn cannot be popped? how do you think they make puffed wheat?

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MattJFarrell t1_ja07ga1 wrote

>Local lore suggests it was and remains pointed to the north as a warning against northern aggression.

Seems like you should point it in any other direction if you actually want to threaten the North with it.

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