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fossilesque@mander.xyzM to Science Memes@mander.xyzEnglish · 6 months ago

anyway, i started blastin'

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    That’s not how it worked. He killed 50% of gut bacteria by killing 50% of the hosts.

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      Depends on whether “50% of all life” means half of the contiguous lumps of cells we call “creatures” or simply half of all living matter.

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        You literally see individual people dissolving, and others being unaffected. How is this unclear?

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          Haven’t seen it, I’m just reading about it here, I’m not even sure who Thanos is LOL.

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      Source? I’m pretty sure random bacteria would still be around a while if your brain activity went to zero.

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        But that’s not what happened. They literally disappeared, along with the gut biome

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        Your biome is specialized to live inside of you. They are not identical to wild organisms.

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        The source is Thanos supposed IQ score.

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          This is refuted by his approach to only cut out half the tumor.

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          ½?

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        Yeah my interpretation is that half your cells would die - didn’t even consider that if half your brain cells died it would probably kill you instantly.

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