• dr_rugby
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        211 months ago

        Came here to write this… Man you’re good.

  • @RagingHungryPanda
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    1611 months ago

    What you didn’t know is that the universe is mostly ducks. Dark matter? More like duck matter!

  • qaz
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    1311 months ago

    Is a single cell within a duck a duck or is it itself not a duck?

    • detard
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      111 months ago

      Came here to make the same joke. Am not disappoint.

    • @[email protected]
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      What about parts of a hot dog?

      What if I ate a hot dog?

      You wouldn’t claim a hot dog is not a hot dog anymore after I took a bite, right?

      If parts of a hot dog are a hot dog, when do they become non-hotdog in my intestines?

      • @SpaceNoodle
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        111 months ago

        If a hot dog is no longer a hot dog after you take a bite, what is it? It’s still a sandwich consisting of a sausage in a bun; you’re just masticating now.

  • gon
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    1111 months ago

    platypus

  • @TrismegistusMx
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    Is a picture of a duck a duck?

    Is the life of a duck a duck?

    Is your perception of a duck a duck?

    • @Ddhuud
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      311 months ago

      It depends on your definition of duck

  • @[email protected]
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    511 months ago

    There’s a linear algebra joke that can complement this one and goes like this:

    Everything in the universe is either a duck or not a duck, but almost everything that is not a duck, if examined very closely or in really short time intervals, it behaves as a duck and you can apply duck methods to it.

  • Hyggyldy
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    511 months ago

    Fewer than 5% of adult cats have a driver’s license.

  • @[email protected]
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    411 months ago

    The fun thing about the existence of infinity is that there is an infinite number of possible points on the line between “duck” and “not duck”

    • @lemmington_steele
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      211 months ago

      depends how you define duck; you can very much make it a binary. ultimately every term is just a construct

      • @[email protected]
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        111 months ago

        You can make the term a binary, but binary doesn’t really exist in the real world. Your DNA is part duck just by nature of being a vertebrate.