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boomchacle t1_j9ty2np wrote
Reply to comment by Shadowwynd in Do all thinking creatures on Earth use neurons? Does an example of non-neuron based biological "intelligence" exist? by Wun_Weg_Wun_Dar__Wun
The fact that the plant “remembered” the ride after 2 months is pretty impressive.
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Reply to comment by iimplodethings in Can the Radiation from a Sample of Depleted Uranium Sterilize? by Natolx
At that point, the sample might be outputting enough energy to actually sustain life instead of killing it off lol
boomchacle t1_ixxaxds wrote
Reply to comment by spderweb in PsBattle: The Grizzly Bear proof suit by CrysisRequiem
If he died of anything other than bear attack, I'd say he did a good job XD
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Reply to comment by The-Alternate in [WP] The ritual calls for 100 sacrifices, but after reading it carefully you realize that it never specified they had to be human. Deciding to be the smartass that you are, you got a petri dish full of bacteria and sacrificed them instead. by Prompt_Dude
yeah I would be interested in seeing the after effects of this story since it has a lot of random stuff that kind of gets implied by the ending. Maybe only some people have the ability to sense such small things and will become super powerful wizards due to it.
boomchacle t1_ixj1xsu wrote
Reply to comment by The-Alternate in [WP] The ritual calls for 100 sacrifices, but after reading it carefully you realize that it never specified they had to be human. Deciding to be the smartass that you are, you got a petri dish full of bacteria and sacrificed them instead. by Prompt_Dude
Right but literally every cubic meter of air can contain millions of bacterial cells. You could just use that. You don’t even need anything around you. If sensing life force was a thing and it was sensitive enough to differentiate between different cells of a human, the air itself would act like a giant wall of cells that you’d need to filter through in order to see anything.
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Reply to comment by bradles0 in [WP] The ritual calls for 100 sacrifices, but after reading it carefully you realize that it never specified they had to be human. Deciding to be the smartass that you are, you got a petri dish full of bacteria and sacrificed them instead. by Prompt_Dude
I wonder why they couldn’t just sacrifice individual cells if it works like that. How does the power scaling work here? Is it one second of bacteria equals one second of human life? Millions of bacteria seconds would absolutely blow everything else out of proportion. (Which to be fair does seem to happen a bit, but not as much as I would expect if it was a 1:1 ratio)
Plus, the human body contains millions of bacteria as required for our day to day survival. That’s basically a cheat code for immortality.
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Reply to comment by escher4096 in [WP] The ritual calls for 100 sacrifices, but after reading it carefully you realize that it never specified they had to be human. Deciding to be the smartass that you are, you got a petri dish full of bacteria and sacrificed them instead. by Prompt_Dude
But how do they know of germ theory at this point?
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Reply to comment by David_W_ in The muscles in your jaw are probably strong enough to shatter your teeth, but the brain just won't let it happen. by soulsista04us
Did the pain of cracking wake you up?
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Reply to [OC] Earnings data from all my orders as a food courier! by KrazyKev03
This diagram makes things look like “constant dollar value” and it is weird to see it being used for a simple numerical value when dollars are also being used.