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from fossilesque@mander.xyz to science_memes@mander.xyz on 19 Sep 19:02
https://mander.xyz/post/38306720

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Triumph@fedia.io on 19 Sep 19:19 next collapse

So that's what bone hurting juice is. It's hurting juice that comes from your bones.

davidgro@lemmy.world on 20 Sep 05:59 next collapse

Oof ouch my bones [are hurting me]!

M137@lemmy.world on 20 Sep 20:19 collapse

Well, we now know it’s actually bone panic juice. They were close with the naming, but not all the way there.

DeathsEmbrace@lemmy.world on 20 Sep 20:24 collapse

Panic can cause physical pain. We’re right back to bone hurting juice.

latenightnoir@lemmy.blahaj.zone on 19 Sep 19:21 next collapse

So, lemme get this straight: first they ache like bastards, and now they also induce anxiety. I say we boycott bones.

notabot@piefed.social on 19 Sep 19:25 next collapse

Take ‘em out and throw ‘em away. What use could they possibly be?

panda_abyss@lemmy.ca on 19 Sep 19:52 next collapse

It turns out jellyfish have been the ideal species the whole time.

No brains to worry with, no bones to hurt or cause anxiety.

TeamAssimilation@infosec.pub on 19 Sep 21:07 next collapse

Crabs know what’s up too, that’s why they wear their skeleton as an armor. Can’t hurt you if it’s outside.

Dagnet@lemmy.world on 19 Sep 21:54 collapse

I wanna be a shark. Only bones are the teeth and THEY ARE REPLACEABLE

panda_abyss@lemmy.ca on 20 Sep 04:38 collapse

Why don’t we get replaceable teeth?

RebekahWSD@lemmy.world on 20 Sep 04:45 collapse

We do though? Just once.

TeddE@lemmy.world on 20 Sep 19:21 collapse

We have the free trial of replaceable teeth. The first replacement is free, after that it gets expensive.

chuckleslord@lemmy.world on 20 Sep 01:07 collapse

Plus, functional immortality outside of being eaten. And who the heck wants to eat jellyfish. Seems like a sweet gig.

DancingBear@midwest.social on 20 Sep 04:16 next collapse

Immortality

TeddE@lemmy.world on 20 Sep 19:17 collapse

Jellyfish hate consent.

Valo85@lemmy.world on 20 Sep 06:03 next collapse

Turtles eat jellyfish. And so do the Chinese. That immorality be tasty.

scratchee@feddit.uk on 20 Sep 20:59 collapse

Plus they cleverly evolved ahead of time to be camouflaged against all our plastic pollution, so their few predators keep choking on plastic bags instesd

Dasus@lemmy.world on 19 Sep 21:41 next collapse
buttnugget@lemmy.world on 20 Sep 21:13 collapse

Yes! Abolish skeletons! Let’s become Jellyfish.

pelespirit@sh.itjust.works on 19 Sep 19:31 next collapse

Wait, what? So, is this part of lifting weights?

Our skeleton is much more than a rigid scaffold for the body, says geneticist Gérard Karsenty of Columbia University. Our bones secrete a protein called osteocalcin, discovered in the 1970s, that rebuilds the skeleton. In 2007, Karsenty and colleagues discovered that this protein acts as a hormone to keep blood sugar levels in check and burn fat. Later, his group showed that the hormone is important for maintaining brain function and physical fitness, restoring memory in aged mice and boosting performance during exercise in old mice and people. The findings led Karsenty to hypothesize that animals evolved bony skeletons to escape danger.

science.org/…/hormone-secreted-bones-may-help-us-…

DragonTypeWyvern@midwest.social on 19 Sep 22:09 next collapse

Yes, this is entry level anatomy and physiology knowledge these days.

Daily exercise is important.

Dave2@lemmy.blahaj.zone on 20 Sep 18:56 next collapse

The hormone that your bone-making cells secrete to say “bone foundation is laid, bring the concrete” was hijacked by the brain through evolution god knows how many years ago to simulate the “we need to fucking go” thought and you call that entry level??

DragonTypeWyvern@midwest.social on 20 Sep 20:02 collapse

Yes, that’s how half of your body works lol, just a jury rigged abomination of “good enough” and repurposed functions

kamenlady@lemmy.world on 21 Sep 05:10 collapse

And just like boots were made for walking, our body is built to function within normal parameters when it is physically fit.

kamenlady@lemmy.world on 21 Sep 05:00 collapse

Very, very important.

Sam_Bass@lemmy.world on 19 Sep 22:10 collapse

Guaranteed its faster to run than to seep

kamenlady@lemmy.world on 21 Sep 05:02 collapse

Imagine bony slugs running around.

dohpaz42@lemmy.world on 19 Sep 20:27 next collapse

Goddamnit. Now I got that tune stuck in my head. Thanks, Obama!

individual@toast.ooo on 20 Sep 04:07 next collapse

most scientific psycho boner

Kolanaki@pawb.social on 20 Sep 04:17 next collapse

Skeletanic Panic!

Also: The phrase “I feel it in my bones” makes a lotta sense now.

interdimensionalmeme@lemmy.ml on 21 Sep 04:12 collapse

Delightful,
Yeah it makes sense if you get close to having your bones crack,
they’re going to be unhappy with you and make you a bit more panaroid of getting hits in the bones !

Sucks for people who can’t do anything about it !

Steamymoomilk@sh.itjust.works on 20 Sep 04:43 collapse

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