LillyPip
Sci-fi & horror author, UXD, software dev, composer/engraver, gamer, seamstress/tailor, nerd, etc; she/her. Aroace.
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Turns out fish are self aware and way smarter than once thought.
So maybe they’re critiquing your masturbation technique.
LillyPip@lemmy.cato
World News@quokk.au•Rubio says Iran ready to discuss nuclear deal as Tehran declares peace talks over
1·3 days agoHahahahahahahaha
Wow.
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politics @lemmy.world•36 Pedophiles/enablers voted AGAINST a Child Marriage Ban that passed in Oklahoma.English
7·8 days agoChildren cannot consent.
Why is this concept so hard for some people?
I dunno – if someone said these exact words to me but sarcastically, that might actually work. Like, we might wind up having a conversation about how cringe this is, and so this line might work in a way.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Has/is there ever been a creature that reproduces with creatures of another species?English
4·10 days agoI didn’t call you one. I was just saying that your comments may be taken that way.
Are you serious about your question? In that case I’m sorry you’re getting downvoted. That’s all.
Yeah. Probably not the bombing part, though. Probably…
I think you’re my cult leader.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Has/is there ever been a creature that reproduces with creatures of another species?English
6·10 days agoLion: What’s a banana, and why do I care?
Teacher: It’s this thing prey sometimes eats and….
Lion: Mmm. Prey.
Teacher: Aargh! No! Grglgl!
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Has/is there ever been a creature that reproduces with creatures of another species?English
6·10 days agoI think you’re getting downvoted because you sound like a troll, but perhaps you just don’t understand something that most of us learn in primary school. Did you grow up homeschooled or in a country without basic education?
If you’re not trolling, this isn’t your fault and people shouldn’t be downvoting you for asking questions.
So long as you’re willing to learn, ignore the downvotes. You need to understand that your views on this are misinformed, though, and they sound based in religious fundamentalism.
LillyPip@lemmy.cato
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Has/is there ever been a creature that reproduces with creatures of another species?English
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Has/is there ever been a creature that reproduces with creatures of another species?English
3·10 days agoYes exactly, thanks.
And something many of them can’t understand is that ‘species’ is a very fluid thing. There are no clear boundaries, and it’s just a term we use to wrap our heads round things.
Like with chickens and eggs, there was never a single point where an avian dinosaur gave birth to a bird – it’s not a clear delineation. Something mostly an avian theropod gave birth to something slightly more bird, and this happened over and over, with the slightly more accumulating for millions of years, and you finally get ‘bird’. But there’s no way to point at one generation and say ‘see, it’s now a bird’.
The process is so gradual, you could never point at a thing and say This Is Where Speciation Happened. It doesn’t work that way. Just like you can’t point to a drop of water in the ocean and say This Is Where The Wave Started.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Has/is there ever been a creature that reproduces with creatures of another species?English
111·11 days ago“Kind” is a meaningless word here.
Humans (Sapiens) were a different species of Homo than Neanderthals (Neanderthalensis); both are in the genus Homo.
Thus: Homo Sapiens and Homo Neanderthalensis.This is exactly like lions (Leo) and tigers (Tigris) being different species, but in the same genus (Panthera).
Thus: Panthera Leo and Panthera Tigris.And just like with lions and tigers, offspring are often either infertile or only fertile in one direction – IIRC, human/neanderthal couplings only produced fertile offspring if the human was female and the neanderthal male (we can see this in our own DNA).
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Tell me about when you saved someone's lifeEnglish
19·12 days agoMy 18 month old son was having respiratory and stomach symptoms that seemed worse than a standard cold to me, but his doctors said not to worry, all kids have a bad cold sometimes. Even after apples came out exactly as they went in, points and all, and the top of his head had become sunken.
I insisted on taking him to hospital despite being told I was overreacting, and they admitted him immediately without even asking our name. His blood was thick like pudding, and it took a while before they could even do tests, because they couldn’t take blood.
It was rotavirus, and he was in intensive care for 2 weeks.
It was one of the few times I’d decided I wasn’t listening to people telling me to be quiet, and I’m so glad I did. That was like 30 years ago.
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News@lemmy.world•Workers racing to turn reflecting pool blue for Trump may be at risk, union warnsEnglish
2·12 days agoThere are 3 people you pay; your lawyer, your accountant, and your nanny (or landscaper/pool guy, whomever hears your conversations).
Dammit dad, go to bed.
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TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•No Prime Directive, no problemEnglish
20·12 days agoIf you can’t let your dog piss on sacred trees on a distant planet, what even is the point of space travel?
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Technology@lemmy.world•Ordinary WiFi can now identify people with near perfect accuracyEnglish
22·12 days agoComcast Is watching you masturbate. Awesome.



















Sorry, I meant part of a colony, I guess. Thx for the correction.