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Sciencepone of Science!
@Neko Majin C
Seems a bit bent out of shape. Blunt, flattened at the end and a big dent put in it…
Seems a bit bent out of shape. Blunt, flattened at the end and a big dent put in it…
Cirrus Light
Sciencepone of Science!
@Tyler_Cunn
I would, but they got detectors everywhere.
Starcraft reference with no real deeper meaning than a reference
I would, but they got detectors everywhere.
Starcraft reference with no real deeper meaning than a reference
Cirrus Light
Sciencepone of Science!
Cereal killer
Which one is the cereal killer?
You mean “serial killer”? Nah.
And what does ITT mean? I know what IT means, but not ITT…
You mean “serial killer”? Nah.
And what does ITT mean? I know what IT means, but not ITT…
Cirrus Light
Sciencepone of Science!
@ShimmeringStallion
@Tyler_Cunn
>>815610
Breathing is pretty nice when you know what it’s like to not be able to :q
Starvation takes weeks, dehydration takes days, but asphyxiation takes seconds to unconsciousness and minutes to death. Unfortunately we’re not whales that can hold their breath for freakishly long periods. Makes breathing quite a necessity, and a very nice thing to be able to do. Earth’s atmosphere may be an extremely thin layer (the visible portion is only a few miles to Earth’s 8,000 mile diameter), but it’s a good one.
It’s kind of interesting, though - we can last so much longer without food or water because our bodies are built to survive it, and not as long without air because they’re not. I wonder if there’s any alien species out there that would die of dehydration or starvation if they didn’t drink/eat in minutes?
@Tyler_Cunn
>>815610
Breathing is pretty nice when you know what it’s like to not be able to :q
Starvation takes weeks, dehydration takes days, but asphyxiation takes seconds to unconsciousness and minutes to death. Unfortunately we’re not whales that can hold their breath for freakishly long periods. Makes breathing quite a necessity, and a very nice thing to be able to do. Earth’s atmosphere may be an extremely thin layer (the visible portion is only a few miles to Earth’s 8,000 mile diameter), but it’s a good one.
It’s kind of interesting, though - we can last so much longer without food or water because our bodies are built to survive it, and not as long without air because they’re not. I wonder if there’s any alien species out there that would die of dehydration or starvation if they didn’t drink/eat in minutes?
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