It is very clear you and your best friend HylicManoeuvre are one and the same person, but like a great many things you are unable to see how obvious that is. I realise now it was not fair of me to engage in discussion with someone of your calibre so I will say nothing more.

From your subject knowledge and comprehension you almost certainly do not have a postgraduate degree, I have a PhD in soft rock geology. I have explained to you twice that opportunistic means taking whatever is most readily available. Under the circumstances discussed that will be most often plant material but that selection does not imply any preference. You are the only one implying preference because you are trying to crowbar in your vegetarian agenda. I see also you have cranked up a few side accounts to upvote yourself.

It is not your fault you fail to understand, people have different abilities.

You did not quite seem to explain how it is reductive to note the lifestyle was opportunistic based upon what was easily and safely available rather than preference, instead you just seemed to say different plants exist.

Is that the one on Earth?

Three million years ago we ate what we could find and plants do not run away or bite. What will the next great finding be, homeless people don’t eat steak?

Stupid Qubit stop conflicting on me.

Would not this be fairly obviously the case, many animals scent mark their territory using urine. It would make sense in social animals for boundary marking in an individual to trigger a complementary action from the wider group to reinforce the signal left.

I am so glad because my fluxonium qubits are all over the place.

From the title I thought for a minute they found an ammonite but before I saw cephalopod I was hoping for a trilobite.

It is not anything different, just organic evolutionary adaptation to environmental change. It appears to loop due to the differences in the way the scientists and the bacteria perceive time and the interval of the experiment.

For you, right on cue:

https://lemmy.world/post/24444293

Yes but harmful on the scale of foodstuffs where the headline was mimicking opiate level.

I don’t think there is much in coca cola that is very addictive or immediately deadly. I think this story is just some people in Mexico like drinking coca cola.

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Natural systems are not beautiful ballets they are savage red raw, unfair and impossibly pitiful battlefields, made beautiful only by our privileged position of working our way largely out of them. At the very start of this video he has the look my dad used to have as he watched us getting ready to sing Happy Birthday to him.

Töo muçh “spec’ial” char{act}ér.

Yes.

How bad is the world we have created for ourselves that a zombie apocalypse sounds like quite a nice change.

True, also they do not raise offspring which means zero communication of non-instinctive knowledge between generations.