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  • He can't ride one. Nobody taught him how to.

  • Funny(?) bird story:

    There was this bird chirping constantly, flying here and there, even close to me while harassing some nonchalant cat licking or nibbling on some food it found. I'm thinking maybe the cat caught the bird's partner, hence the distraint, so I chase the cat off. Then I search for remains like some feathers, but find nothing. I say sorry to the bird and move on with my day quite sad.

    Couple hours later, same bird comes back, beak full with twigs for a nest and a partner sporting the same. They look around and chirp for a bit, then fly off together.

    So now I can't help but wonder, did the bird use me to scare the cat away from their nesting area?

  • I'm sure there's a set of circumstances that can make it possible, but yeah, people generally like to embellish our stories.

  • Theoretically, one can move around with only the cerebellum remaining intact. For a short while at least.

  • DAE?

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  • Expectations aren't being fulfilled.

  • "Shooting" was an just example. Think in terms of size and threat of damage. Teens - small car, gang members - truck.

    The numbers do seem comparable though.

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  • The bardbarian on the other hand needs enough charisma to charm even the most unlikeliest of opponents and the constitution that can withstand their passion.

  • Unequal comparison. A gaggle of teens is comparable to a wedding convoy. Slow, loud and annoying.

    A truck barreling down the road is like a group of gangbangers threatening to shoot anyone who looks at them funny.

  • Hmm.. I am indeed being funny as per the community we're in, but thank you for the good faith answer.

    In conclusion: Sooo... It's not really a vacuum, but it's kinda a vacuum or at least an acceptable form of vacuum.

    Qed. 🙃

  • Selective bias then. Got it.

  • Nah. Assholes will be assholes regardless of their mode of transportation. The car/bike is an instrument and a conduit that helps express one's assholeishness, but that state of mind exists even on foot where it gets even more up close and personal.

  • You're telling me nibbling bits of our atmosphere isn't a form of pressure exerted towards it?

    "Hey, gimme your gases! Only just a bite, come on! Yum! Yum!"

  • Hold up. Isn't space under a lot of pressure to expand, only it's directed outwards, so we ain't just feeling it?

  • But space isn't really space because there's always something in it, but we consider it as nothing so we can see space as space.

  • Yeah, but it's not just "rocks" in space, it's everything. Or what we consider as such.

    If you see light from distant stars, doesn't it mean there's radiation from there to here? There's lots of stuff in space, you just don't see it as noteworthy.

  • Space isn't really a vacuum. There's plenty of stuff drifting around, just that most of it isn't all that helpful to our wellbeing.

  • Hold up. I just skimmed an article yesterday saying the Supreme Court gave the go ahead for the deportation of 250000 Venezuelans.

    Can anyone clarify what's what?

  • Nah, it's humans. Humans get farted on the most. Walking on foot? You're walking through farts. Using public transportation? Farts. Going inside any building open to the public? You've guessed it, farts. The more crowded a place, the higher the concentration of farts.

    Please remember that no matter where you go, someone will fart in your general direction.

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  • A basic reason would be separation anxiety.