
These Hairworms Eat a Cricket Alive and Control Its Mind
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Date: 2023-11-16
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Ryan
Descartes elaborates on how the universe could have started from utter chaos and with these basic laws could have had its particles arranged so as to resemble the universe we observe today. Once the particles in the chaotic universe began to move, the overall motion would have been circular because there is no void in nature, so whenever a single particle moves, another particle must also move to occupy the space where the previous particle once was. This type of circular motion, or vortex, would have created what Descartes observed to be the orbits of the planets about the sun with the heavier objects spinning out towards the outside of the vortex and the lighter objects remaining closer to the center. To explain this, Descartes used the analogy of a river that carried both floating debris (leaves, feathers, etc) and heavy boats. If the river abruptly arrived at a sharp bend, the boats would follow Descartes third law of motion and hit the shore of the river since the flow of the particles in the river would not have enough force to change the direction of the boat. However, the much lighter floating debris would follow the river since the particles in the river would have sufficient force to change the direction of the debris. In the heavens, its the circular flow of celestial particles, or aether, that causes the motion of the planets to be circular.
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Descartes elaborates on how the universe could have started from utter chaos and with these basic laws could have had its particles arranged so as to resemble the universe we observe today. Once the particles in the chaotic universe began to move, the overall motion would have been circular because there is no void in nature, so whenever a single particle moves, another particle must also move to occupy the space where the previous particle once was. This type of circular motion, or vortex, would have created what Descartes observed to be the orbits of the planets about the sun with the heavier objects spinning out towards the outside of the vortex and the lighter objects remaining closer to the center. To explain this, Descartes used the analogy of a river that carried both floating debris (leaves, feathers, etc) and heavy boats. If the river abruptly arrived at a sharp bend, the boats would follow Descartes third law of motion and hit the shore of the river since the flow of the particles in the river would not have enough force to change the direction of the boat. However, the much lighter floating debris would follow the river since the particles in the river would have sufficient force to change the direction of the debris. In the heavens, its the circular flow of celestial particles, or aether, that causes the motion of the planets to be circular.
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riddledwithpuns
If they start in the water and do all of that just to end up in the water again, would it not be easier to just stay in the water the whole time instead of getting eaten by and then mind controlling bugs?
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If they start in the water and do all of that just to end up in the water again, would it not be easier to just stay in the water the whole time instead of getting eaten by and then mind controlling bugs?
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Desert
God's armies. It shows who's REALLY in control, whether you like it or not. Humans should submit to this CREATOR, because we see how powerful and resourceful and pervasive and Almighty that CREATOR is.
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God's armies. It shows who's REALLY in control, whether you like it or not. Humans should submit to this CREATOR, because we see how powerful and resourceful and pervasive and Almighty that CREATOR is.
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Bert
I half stepped on a water bug in my barn one time. I watched a 5 inch hair worm crawl out of it. .I was absolutely freaked out! I didn't know what it was at the time.
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I half stepped on a water bug in my barn one time. I watched a 5 inch hair worm crawl out of it. .I was absolutely freaked out! I didn't know what it was at the time.
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ArixGaming
Is it possible to find this in a grasshopper? Once I accidentally stepped on a female grasshopper and the same thing started trying to get out!
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Is it possible to find this in a grasshopper? Once I accidentally stepped on a female grasshopper and the same thing started trying to get out!
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Nicolas22
Imagine This is Related to Skibidi toilet parasite
Everybody Gangsta Till Dafuqboom Said This is related to Skibidi toilet Parasite
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Imagine This is Related to Skibidi toilet parasite
Everybody Gangsta Till Dafuqboom Said This is related to Skibidi toilet Parasite
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Vegeta
I always used to mock biology in favour of Phy, chem and maths, But I must agree it is. ore interesting the all these three
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I always used to mock biology in favour of Phy, chem and maths, But I must agree it is. ore interesting the all these three
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Warlock
Reminds me of the Tango Virus, an exceptional analog horror about parasites. Either way you're definitely infected.
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Reminds me of the Tango Virus, an exceptional analog horror about parasites. Either way you're definitely infected.
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Pickle_Kpop_Fan
I SAW ONE OF THOSE
I thought ut was just a bug so i stepped on it then THIS STARTED GROWINH OUT OF IT
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I SAW ONE OF THOSE
I thought ut was just a bug so i stepped on it then THIS STARTED GROWINH OUT OF IT
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Barbatos
There is actually a movie in which these worms infect humans and they busrt out when they are near water source
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There is actually a movie in which these worms infect humans and they busrt out when they are near water source
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John
If I saw that in my pets water dish, I would call the nearest exorcist and start to read the entire New Testament.
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If I saw that in my pets water dish, I would call the nearest exorcist and start to read the entire New Testament.
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Extra
Hard to believe something like this could evolve on a massive scale by pure chance - a genetic mutation.
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Hard to believe something like this could evolve on a massive scale by pure chance - a genetic mutation.
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