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Return_of_Chippy@lemmy.world to memes@lemmy.world · 6 hours ago

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  • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 @pawb.social
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    “Try pointy stick.”

    “Me no want to.”

    gets stabbed by pointy stick

    “Me now see value of pointy stick.”

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    Monkeys can and do throw things that are much smellier than rocks.

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      Trivia time: Chimpanzees are the best primates after man at throwing.

      At best they can throw things at the level of semi-athletic child.

      Humans have unique rotating shoulder joint that just gives us a huge edge over any other species, when it comes to throwing things.

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    I threw a pinecone at a bird that was picking at the siding. Seemed to break his brain to see something coming at him like that.

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      you: throws pinecone at mach 30

      birb: is-is that a… squints

      birb: GAH! FUCK!!!

      1000003641

  • Frenchgeek@lemmy.ml
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    Dexterity exploit speedrun.

  • Not_mikey@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    People think we won because of our big brains or fire use, no, it’s cause we have the only halfway decent ranged ability in the game.

    We broke the assumption that billions of years of evolution was built on, distance = safety.

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    When apes learned to sharpen sticks, every other animal was FUUUUUUUUUCKED. Those animals should try not to be so stupid though. Dogs and cats are smart. They joined our side.

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      Humans made dogs!

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      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_extinction

      Going strong for over 30,000 years.

      Dogs and cats are smart. They joined our side.

      Dogs and cats are half the fucking problem.

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        Explain.

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          A recent study by the Smithsonian Institution and the US Fish and Wildlife Service estimated that domestic cats kill about 2.4 billion birds and 12.3 billion small mammals each year in the lower forty-eight states. This is far higher—and probably more accurate–than previous figures, and likely exceeds all other sources of human-related losses of these animals.

          • BigBrownDog@lemmy.world
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            I’m not sure we are in the same conversation, brother. I said that cats benefited from befriending humanity. You seem to be posting statistics that argue in my favor.

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              I said that cats benefited from befriending humanity

              Absolutely. And I added that they’re a primary agent by which humans propagate the Holocene Extinction.

              Like, we wouldn’t be nearly as successful at killing so many small mammals and insects if we weren’t bringing domesticated cats with us all over the world.

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                I see what you’re saying.

                We didn’t bring cats anywhere though, they came on their on volition. They do what they want. Dogs are just happy to be anywhere.

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                  We didn’t bring cats anywhere though

                  :-/

                  A House Cat Was Brought To A Remote Island In 1894—A Year Later A Species Was Extinct

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            Ok but I mean, how many of those birds are pigeons and rats? That’s a service…

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    The white, African man learned to throw rocks. Yeah…

    • Fedizen@lemmy.world
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      Also cuts his hair and beard

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    Don’t forget sharp stick! Sharp stick game changer

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      Can’t overlook banging rocks together to get a sharper rock. Big tech, invest now!

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      It is funny how until the invention of fire ants firearms, almost always the best weapon was a pointy stick.

      Then firearms happen and we learned to throw the stick very quickly.

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        Fire ants are also a viable biological weapon, knew a guy who had a nest of the things thrown at him. Poor bastard had to take an alcohol bath to get them all off.

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    “Saying a big hello to all you sentient lifeforms out there and for everyone else the secret is to bang the rocks together, guys!”

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    We won the arms race, we have literal arms

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    We didn’t even need to throw a rock. There’s evidence that early man was a persistence hunter.

    All other animals sprint. But man is the only animal that could jog them to death by jogging and never stopping until the animal collapses from exhaustion.

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      In addition to the ability to jog, run and walk during the hottest part of the day … early humans could avoid most predators who were less capable of being active in the heat. The benefits of being a hairless sweaty upright ape.

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    And not just throw rock, also run very long distance.

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    Sticks and stones may break my bones, but fucking fire was what broke my home.

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    Then man learned to fly. Then man learned to drop suns from the sky.

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    Oop, looks like I just learned to hoy this fucking rock with some woven vines over much greater distances! I am clearly your god.

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