@Xylnox In general, bees don't die when they sting. Only honey bees. Some bees can't sting at all, but the ones that can, for the most part, will zap yr arse then bumble away humming "Insects victorious" in C flat (little music joke there).
However it is VERY true that the world would be a sad place without bees. Follow it down the causal line. Without bees what happens to the flowers? Without flowers what
then to the creatures that consume flowers and the plants that dead flowers help to grow? What's happens to the creatures that consume them x and the creatures that consume them and so on and so forth, and finally to us? Without bees, we might just all need a new place to.
Vote Bee 2020
(My mischievous spell check keeps changing 'bees' to 'beers'. Thusly, according to my compy, "without beers we might just all die" and "Vote Beer 2020!" Honestly, that last one would explain a lot about American politics, currently.) ✌️😑
@AlphaElite 1st rule of actual science: Make sure the science you read and quote comes from actual science. These days there are people, actual human people, who think science has some political agenda. This is because they don't understand the business of science and how conclusions are reached. These people deliberately try to mislead the genuinely curious and thoughtful. Like you and me. Don't let them win. Confirm your suspicions with research. It's so easy these days, you don't even need a library. ✌️😬
There are several more rules, such as "science is only conclusive after peer review" and "never trust science by people who hate science or profit from it's obfuscation" but let's focus on that first one till we've really got it down.♥️
Incidentally, cuz it's very important, 100% of peer reviewed climate science find that climate change is real and is a problem because of humans. Interesting side note, to illustrate the importance of doing one's own research, is that building a new car does now environmental damage than driving one ever will. So driving a 30 yr old V10 pick up truck is better for the Earth than a brand new hybrid.
This is a really poor review. By the end of the second paragraph I could tell that the review had more to do with the authors contempt for the concept than whether or not the game is any fun. If there are indeed people in the world who find this sort of thing entertaining, perhaps one of them could have been allowed to write the review. Perhaps someone who doesn't take themself so seriously.
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Re: Review: Bee Simulator - An Interesting Idea That Never Really Takes Flight
@Xylnox In general, bees don't die when they sting. Only honey bees. Some bees can't sting at all, but the ones that can, for the most part, will zap yr arse then bumble away humming "Insects victorious" in C flat (little music joke there).
However it is VERY true that the world would be a sad place without bees. Follow it down the causal line. Without bees what happens to the flowers? Without flowers what
then to the creatures that consume flowers and the plants that dead flowers help to grow? What's happens to the creatures that consume them x and the creatures that consume them and so on and so forth, and finally to us? Without bees, we might just all need a new place to.
Vote Bee 2020
(My mischievous spell check keeps changing 'bees' to 'beers'. Thusly, according to my compy, "without beers we might just all die" and "Vote Beer 2020!" Honestly, that last one would explain a lot about American politics, currently.) ✌️😑
Re: Review: Bee Simulator - An Interesting Idea That Never Really Takes Flight
@AlphaElite 1st rule of actual science: Make sure the science you read and quote comes from actual science. These days there are people, actual human people, who think science has some political agenda. This is because they don't understand the business of science and how conclusions are reached. These people deliberately try to mislead the genuinely curious and thoughtful. Like you and me. Don't let them win. Confirm your suspicions with research. It's so easy these days, you don't even need a library. ✌️😬
There are several more rules, such as "science is only conclusive after peer review" and "never trust science by people who hate science or profit from it's obfuscation" but let's focus on that first one till we've really got it down.♥️
Incidentally, cuz it's very important, 100% of peer reviewed climate science find that climate change is real and is a problem because of humans. Interesting side note, to illustrate the importance of doing one's own research, is that building a new car does now environmental damage than driving one ever will. So driving a 30 yr old V10 pick up truck is better for the Earth than a brand new hybrid.
And knowing it's half the battle. ✌️😬👍
Re: Review: Gun Gun Pixies - A Pitiful Perv-Fest That Also Fails As A Video Game
This is a really poor review. By the end of the second paragraph I could tell that the review had more to do with the authors contempt for the concept than whether or not the game is any fun. If there are indeed people in the world who find this sort of thing entertaining, perhaps one of them could have been allowed to write the review. Perhaps someone who doesn't take themself so seriously.