Yes, every upvote I get is an alt account.

Ooor maybe this is just a trainwreck reddit-style slop post that’s worthy of a little roast regardless of authenticity.

Braindead.

Lmao, let her go, it’ll be hilarious. You lot sound like real fun.

Oh no honey, no. Go back to bed.

I mean, cockroaches are largely decomposers with photophobia. There isn’t much need to fly when you live in cramped, dark spaces. That doesn’t mean they don’t have the ability, which is what I’m contesting.

All cockroaches have four wings and are capable of flight.

laughs in 8700k

When I overclock this old chip (which it was built for) it can hit over 100 with proper cooling. Some chips are hot as fuck. I think this one shuts off at 105.

This is drivel. Previous generations did have it easier than some recent ones.

Also, America sucks and always will.

Are you serious

It’s a LARPer.

Oh you’re just a troll, that explains things

The most liberal thing I’ve ever read. Almost sounds satirical.

Are you doing a postdoc? Masters?

Edit: Listen, it’s pretty clear you’re talking out of your ass. You’re an undergrad who has never performed graduate-level research. You’re not an engineer. You don’t understand ocular biology. You just write a lot of bullshit and expect the people you’re talking with to be dazzled by the academic tone.

Graduate, get a job, put in work, then claim to be an engineer. Your behavior is embarrassing.

Is it not more of a wicked release than it is a lobbying of minds that these mad shooters are looking for?

What’s the purpose of this research?

Can you elaborate on that first paragraph? I’m interested.

Did you just see that other post about Cephalopod eye anatomy and write this?

I ask because you have a poor grasp over what evolution actually is when you say things like “evolution made a mistake”. The truth is that our eyes are one of many, many layouts in the animal kingdom, it’s not some binary thing like you’re making it out to be.

Arrogant, even.

I contest the idea that vision innately becomes severely blurred when submerged. I’ve swam in crystal clear water, you can see far and with clarity.

And even if the concept you introduced was taken at face value, how is that supposed to address my original point that fish can see out of water? The cornea theory enhances my point, somehow.