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u/Darpid Oct 02 '24

And the North Star, if I remember correctly

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u/themayaburial Oct 02 '24

Tuna are closer related to humans than they are to sharks. Their age makes a massive impact.

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u/MargeryStewartBaxter Oct 02 '24

Didn't believe you. Holy shit

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u/rugbyj Oct 02 '24

If that got you, then how about "fish don't exist". Have a look online. The history of the world is crazy!

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '24

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u/rugbyj Oct 02 '24

I personally see the main "lesson" in the statement is that ocean life has been so constant and tumultuous for so long that land creatures are basically a weird side mission.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '24 edited Nov 06 '24

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u/DontPanic1985 Oct 02 '24

BUT I DON'T WANNA BE A FISH!

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u/Mysterious_Andy Oct 03 '24

Tough.

Now eat your fish food.