MeatPilot
@MeatPilot@sh.itjust.works
- Submitted 3 days ago to [deleted] | 2 comments
- Comment on I will... 1 week ago:
Because he’s in to that shit.
- Comment on Can you see it? 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on A Minnesota man 2 weeks ago:
Do you want the pizza to be Tombstone® brand?
- Comment on Title 2 weeks ago:
What about… 500 kgs of Bitcoin?
- Comment on NOT THE BEES 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Flipper!! 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Have a Tootsie Roll, Fatso! 2 weeks ago:
What if Fatso stops eating Tootsie Rolls and goes on a diet or ozempic? Will he still be Fatso?
- Comment on They just made the winning bid 3 weeks ago:
Are we getting a schematic of proprietary technology on Lemmy? Let me get my notebook.
- Comment on Anon is a paramedic 3 weeks ago:
I don’t think I could handle being a paramedic for this reason. The memories just build and they get so many.
I’ve witnessed death myself upclose as family members died. Their final moments burned in forever.
Those memories never fade, you just distract yourself from it. But the memory is always waiting for when you recall a time together with them. There is that fucking final moment again, like a punctuation on a good thought.
To have that be part of a job, even if they are not related has to weigh heavily. They don’t get paid nearly enough for that burden.
- Comment on What a killjoy 3 weeks ago:
Not much toilet paper, how else is she going to get it clean.
- Comment on He's asked nicely and he has a gun 3 weeks ago:
If only there could be another way to do this.
- Comment on Shirley, you can't be serious 3 weeks ago:
Recall seeing something on larger robots and limb movement using hydraulic compression but do share a link if you got it!
- Comment on Shirley, you can't be serious 3 weeks ago:
I’m not as knowledgeable about ant genetics as the other fellow. But I do know ants recognize each other from the same colony through chemical signals.
There are insects that can hijack that, I think rival ants can even trick the ants of another colony to kill their own queen. There are also rival queens that can kill another queen and the rest of colony thinks that’s their queen.
So they are heavy into identification through chemical means over anything else. Genetics has not a lot to do with identification.
- Comment on Shirley, you can't be serious 3 weeks ago:
Insects are complex and different in how they process information. Ants are smart for insects, but still not fully individuals in the same way we look at mamamilian brains.
wildlifeinformer.com/do-ants-have-brains/
The simple answer is thoughts are pheromones. Essentially one ant shares it’s individual experiences with the entire colony and the colony all works for the same goals. So yeah they kinda connect to the colony organic wifi.
- Comment on Amateurs 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on lol 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Stress reliever 4 weeks ago:
I find sucking on someone else’s nipples to be more authentic and stress relieving.
- Comment on power generator 4 weeks ago:
Dyson sphere or Penrose process
- Comment on Creamy 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Need something salty after that sweet bite. 4 weeks ago:
Had to do something with this weird stock image.
- Comment on Cultural impact 4 weeks ago:
Ferngully did it better.
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to [deleted] | 2 comments
- Comment on It's actually that simple. 4 weeks ago:
Time to crack open a cold one.
- Comment on This is the dark souls of games journalism 4 weeks ago:
I also needed this for my meme storage, but found a crisper image.
- Comment on PAWG P-A-W-G 4 weeks ago:
Closing my eyes real tight and crossing my finger…
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Thicc Betelgeuse - Comment on Why did we send this? Were we trying to scare the aliens away? 4 weeks ago:
The person on the far right drinking like hedonism bot out of a wine decanter, might cause more confusion.
- Comment on Green herons 5 weeks ago:
He’s a grower
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to [deleted] | 4 comments
- Comment on lmao 5 weeks ago:
No thank you.
