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If a 2d creature has two orifices, then it's bisected. The two parts of it's body can't be connected without interrupting the digestive tract. It's like saying
by ertian 4y ago
If a 2d creature has two orifices, then it's bisected. The two parts of it's body can't be connected without interrupting the digestive tract.
It's like saying of us 3d creatures: "the butt doesn't have to be connected to the head, does it?"
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- FartyMcFarter 4y agoOh, that makes sense, thanks!