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Cannonpointer » Yesterday, 8:56 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 8:56 pm

Those things are hardly worth spending a last wish to know. 

If I had that one opportunity to know the unknowable, it would be what does a fly taste like to a spider.

Mouth parts... eeeewww...
I hope you have an actual mouth, dude.

AI:  Spiders can detect chemical tastes, mainly through sensory hairs on their legs, pedipalps, and mouthparts. This helps them identify prey, mates, and potentially harmful substances. Unlike humans, they likely don’t experience flavor in the same conscious way; their “taste” system is primarily for detecting chemicals and making decisions.
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I'd like to know about the probable civilizations before our **** up version showed up.
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What causes a universe to "start" from a zero point singularity.