4 ms·
Highly surprising mammals didn't adapt to this, aren't nitrogen levels the same for 100m years? Being 10% slower is actually a huge handicap, and seems to be so
by countWSS 3y ago
Highly surprising mammals didn't adapt to this,
aren't nitrogen levels the same for 100m years?
Being 10% slower is actually a huge handicap,
and seems to be something fishy with the idea we
live permanently under influence without evolving
something like biological counters.
A rabbit that is 10% slower will face a huge
evolutionary handicap.
- jamiek88 3y agoYeah but if everything else is also 10% slower does it matter?!
- wcoenen 3y agoFish evolved to swim effectively in water, but the viscosity of water still slows them down. Adapting to deal with a problem isn't the same as completely eliminating the problem.
- sinuhe69 3y agoPerhaps the little anesthetic effect also helps us to calm down and not being hyperactive all the time? I find thinking in diffuse mode and day-dreaming very beneficent.