Or they could fix their sex problem

We know it’s boring. That’s the game.

Don’t like it?

Perhaps you hate the game.

I don’t know if you have been paying attention but nothing you do or say will leave the Republicans with a good memory of you no matter what if you are “woke,” so it almost doesn’t matter what you say.

The good news is that ladybird is nowhere even close to implementing the full web. It’s maybe 0.5% there. There’s no danger of it becoming some centralized power at least in the next 5 years. Especially barring any license shenanigans.

As for Lynx, well it’s really hard to take that comment seriously.

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And further it ‘should’ help build support for Lemmy et al’s right to exist

Maybe that’s why all their stories suck, completely unfounded in reality

last I checked they didn’t put synthetic air in fish veins at the fish hospital

The fact that when you live in one place for a long time you get pretty fucking good at dealing with the pathogens there and when you evolve later you usually keep those defenses.

bro, blood is the reason your mouth is red. I get that we have epithelial tissue but it’s at least semi permeable like every other biological thing

lmao

Since I never mentioned it, the reason I ask is I got dehydrated last night and I guess my brain conflated the want for saline IV with ocean water.

It is honestly funny how everyone here thinks I’m posting this thread in bad faith despite asking only legitimate questions.

https://lemmy.world/comment/19428466

Most of this is fairly handwavey without numbers to be fair. But like, this is the reason we have an immune system, right?

I mean so far the answer seems to be “as long as you dilute it a bit first you’d be fine”

Thank you for the detailed answer!!

Isn’t it just the concentration that’s off? 3.5% vs 0.9%?

We were fish much longer than we lived on land.

So basically the immune system just kind of sucks? I mean trees don’t have one and they’re fine so I guess it’s just supplementary and not that effective compared to other things?

These animals are swallowing seawater and animals that live in the seawater constantly, there’s no way it doesn’t end up in their blood.

I mean, ocean life seems to deal with the massive amount of bacteria somehow?

Isn’t it mostly harmless or beneficial bacteria?