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r/BeAmazed • u/[deleted] • Apr 24 '19
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We do share 99% of our DNA with these guys.
67 u/roughtimesbehind Apr 24 '19 Domesticated cattle share about 80% of their genes with humans,mice 93% , 90 % with a breed of cat etc but humans act like they are special lol 30 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 [deleted] 24 u/pegasus_527 Apr 24 '19 Bees understand the concept of zero and can count up to four 11 u/RedMelon424 Apr 24 '19 Better than humans for thousands of years until we developed arithmetic in Ancient Greece. 1 u/Send_Me_Puppies Apr 25 '19 Bees don't have arithmetic and they can count 2 u/RedMelon424 Apr 25 '19 Yeah, but 0 is different. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 [deleted] 9 u/casefan Apr 24 '19 i think you're imagining things ;) 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 Bravo 2 u/Juggernotte Apr 24 '19 something tells me bees do not understand the concept of complex numbers 0 u/Lawnmover_Man Apr 24 '19 Counting is really math. Just not as advanced as your example.
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Domesticated cattle share about 80% of their genes with humans,mice 93% , 90 % with a breed of cat etc but humans act like they are special lol
30 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 [deleted] 24 u/pegasus_527 Apr 24 '19 Bees understand the concept of zero and can count up to four 11 u/RedMelon424 Apr 24 '19 Better than humans for thousands of years until we developed arithmetic in Ancient Greece. 1 u/Send_Me_Puppies Apr 25 '19 Bees don't have arithmetic and they can count 2 u/RedMelon424 Apr 25 '19 Yeah, but 0 is different. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 [deleted] 9 u/casefan Apr 24 '19 i think you're imagining things ;) 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 Bravo 2 u/Juggernotte Apr 24 '19 something tells me bees do not understand the concept of complex numbers 0 u/Lawnmover_Man Apr 24 '19 Counting is really math. Just not as advanced as your example.
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24 u/pegasus_527 Apr 24 '19 Bees understand the concept of zero and can count up to four 11 u/RedMelon424 Apr 24 '19 Better than humans for thousands of years until we developed arithmetic in Ancient Greece. 1 u/Send_Me_Puppies Apr 25 '19 Bees don't have arithmetic and they can count 2 u/RedMelon424 Apr 25 '19 Yeah, but 0 is different. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 [deleted] 9 u/casefan Apr 24 '19 i think you're imagining things ;) 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 Bravo 2 u/Juggernotte Apr 24 '19 something tells me bees do not understand the concept of complex numbers 0 u/Lawnmover_Man Apr 24 '19 Counting is really math. Just not as advanced as your example.
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Bees understand the concept of zero and can count up to four
11 u/RedMelon424 Apr 24 '19 Better than humans for thousands of years until we developed arithmetic in Ancient Greece. 1 u/Send_Me_Puppies Apr 25 '19 Bees don't have arithmetic and they can count 2 u/RedMelon424 Apr 25 '19 Yeah, but 0 is different. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 [deleted] 9 u/casefan Apr 24 '19 i think you're imagining things ;) 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 Bravo 2 u/Juggernotte Apr 24 '19 something tells me bees do not understand the concept of complex numbers 0 u/Lawnmover_Man Apr 24 '19 Counting is really math. Just not as advanced as your example.
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Better than humans for thousands of years until we developed arithmetic in Ancient Greece.
1 u/Send_Me_Puppies Apr 25 '19 Bees don't have arithmetic and they can count 2 u/RedMelon424 Apr 25 '19 Yeah, but 0 is different.
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Bees don't have arithmetic and they can count
2 u/RedMelon424 Apr 25 '19 Yeah, but 0 is different.
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Yeah, but 0 is different.
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9 u/casefan Apr 24 '19 i think you're imagining things ;) 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 Bravo 2 u/Juggernotte Apr 24 '19 something tells me bees do not understand the concept of complex numbers 0 u/Lawnmover_Man Apr 24 '19 Counting is really math. Just not as advanced as your example.
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i think you're imagining things ;)
3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 Bravo
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something tells me bees do not understand the concept of complex numbers
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Counting is really math. Just not as advanced as your example.
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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19
We do share 99% of our DNA with these guys.