@Moist Mayonnaise I get what you mean, this is just the same pedantic argument but it's not about conspiraces

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well im sorry they get into the deep aspects

@I-VaPE-ChEMtrAiLS I don''t really know anything about biology so can't really comment, but he regularly just spouts nonsense about things he doesn't understand then gets all self righteous

it always seems to reduce to semantical prtoblems

@Σ5 bruh we are just doing long "no u"s we aren't getting anywhere

okay please just stop saying pedantic

how about condescending?

no we where doing a long back and forth of me trying to explain its simply a matter of what you work with and how you clasify things

its simply a difrent clasification system

But to say birds are reptiles is a massive oversimplification, just like phylogenetic trees in general

and you saying its wrong because it dosent match your system

untill the end tho

@Σ5 what's up with the spellings?

because im not good at spelling

oh okay that's cool

also i tend to type too fast

It's over simplified not incorrect, but birds are reptiles is my pet peeve

birds are reptiles what?

ok

did i just read that?

in phylogenic clasification they are

@dumblebore 🌈 they evolved from dinosaurs

they are still dinosaurs

oh

like the flying ones?

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pterosaurs are not dinosaurs

small feathered Dino's became modern birds

well they still are dinosaurs in phylogenic clasification

oh

so how did they get to flying?

in linaean clasification idk

they use the feathers to insulate themselves and the eggs

the longer feathers where used for the eggs

my school taught me that aves is a separate class only, just like reptiles and mammals lol

eventually they where able to use the feathers to propell themselves

ah

in lineaen clasification aves is seperate

@Moist Mayonnaise to put it into a term you'd understand it's like arguing about aether being consistent with special realtivity. Small details that don't really matter but easy to be mistaken about

they used the feathers to propell themselves in aiding climbing trees