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That’s why I use Rust.
Not only perfomance, but also safety
According to Jordan Peterson anyway.
Am I a joke to you?
Clearly a crab who has manned its battle station
Honestly I’d like to see some evolutionary biologists who are way too invested actually have that argument. Because yeah, yours has remained the same for pretty much the longest of all species…but OP’s keeps repeatedly evolving
I nominate sharks, which evolved over 400 million years ago, before trees existed.
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Crab people, crab people
Walk like crab
Talk like peopleWe must evolve to crab if we want to survive
Why not zoidberg? 🦀
It’s false though. The mantis shrimp would easily destroy a crab with 1 punch
The mantis shrimp is peak performance.
Found this too- https://youtu.be/VhyFTpZXBO4&t=36s
Something something banana organ.
Idk. I’m not an alien.
Can you think of the evolutionary pressures it went through to develop it’s eyes, colors, and .22 round punch?
I shudder to think what it’s ancestors faced.
Like the BOBBIT WORM
But is the mantis shrimp just a one trick pony? What’s the breakdown on general feasibility versus specialization? Or is the mantis shrimp truly the secret weapon that crabs wish they were?
crabs may be better in nearly every aspect, but have you considered that crabs don’t see 16 primary colors
Crabs barely see at all
I mean your hands have teeth who could beat that
Cool meme but the nerd in me needs to point out that carcinisation is seen in non-crab crustaceans, not all animals in general
Not yet.
We might see marine animals trend towards dolphins, but given enough time, does a dolphin become a crab, or does a crab become a dolphin?
Facts
Why is carcinization suddenly being referenced so much?