shush monkey

still whiter than you

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@everyone BORGAR

i have a question way back in history. So the earth was here long before life began to develop. so was all the minerals on earth. Much of the salt would have dissolved into the water, so would the salt concentration in the ocean have been too high for anything other than archae to survive long enough to evolve? Any cells would have collapsed on themselves. unless im missing something

That’s not exactly history, but does anyone know the answer?

the solar cycles alone made for a very different ecosystem, but dunno about the salt

Archaea are saline, only fresh water cells collapse under saline

For the same reason that jellyfish don’t die in the ocean

There’s no osmotic pressure imbalance if the cell wall is formed in saline

Also jellyfish don’t have a nervous system so they don’t have equilibrium so they don’t know what movement is

cool urf facts

None of what bleach said is true plz ignore

Jellyfish dont have a nervous system lol

Jellyfish don’t have a *central* nervous system

Oh yea central lol

*central*

Lol

https://tenor.com/view/jellyfish-swim-swimming-ocean-water-gif-5752127

https://www.foxnews.com/science/chernobyl-fungi-eats-radiation

I saw that that’s so cool

> How can this fungus process radiation in this way? Because it has tons of very dark melanin pigment that absorbs radiation and processes it in a harmless way to produce energy. Scientists believe this mechanism could be used to make biomimicking substances that both block radiation from penetrating and turn it into a renewable energy source. Chernobyl is a special case where extreme ambient radiation is a huge danger to anyone who enters, and having a “radiation blocker” to treat protective suits or even the entire inside of the plant to reduce ambient radiation could be a huge boon. Besides reducing danger, though, the world is filled with machinery and devices that safely use radiation, from medicine to manufacturing. Even low levels of contained radiation could be used to make energy that could reduce the energy burden of those devices.

https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a30784690/chernobyl-fungus/

Copy and paste option is great

Fungus is the future

Fungus, and machines

ah, yes the mycus shall rule over mankind

Sure... or whatever

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Hmm

Stop.

Last warning.

lol

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Interesting

I think that's a last warning...

Astute observation.

Does this mean I need to mute you?