Why do humans see green? Probably because our monkey forebears, who lived in trees and ate leaves, needed to distinguish red leaves and red fruit (visible to birds) from the green background
We don’t evolve things cause we need it, evolution is driven by random mutations. Also we keep it if it’s better and helps us stay alive long enough to breed.
And you’re saying it would be fine to use if we didn’t consume meat?
Treated how?
It’s a sub
Ya def bad look bro. Says a lot about you.
I think they were referring to harming children when they said 3rd parties and the harm was emotional trauma not physical.
Where does it say you must have “nothing” at the end? It says “spend”.
I think she’s actually made of copper, but ya simillar
Ya it happens a lot with different colorways. Often the black one is different than the others as the dyeing process is different and can affect the shrinkage. They were likely the exact same size before they were dyed and poor QA processes allowed one to become way different afterwards.
You never reached the goalpost, I’m still waiting
Don’t worry, it’s as open as OpenAI!