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Sounds like a typical SV play. Try different concepts, get product market fit and scale up. I, for one, welcome our hairy, cancer-free, super-intelligent mammo
by stoneman24 2y ago
Sounds like a typical SV play. Try different concepts, get product market fit and scale up.
I, for one, welcome our hairy, cancer-free, super-intelligent mammoth-mice overlords.
- MrMcCall 2y agoI prefer our grains in the mouths of human beings, not rodents. I've seen those crazy videos of mice breeding unchecked inside a granary. It's freaking scary. Imagine the fleas! No thank you. And now they've got better hair than me? Science is out of control! (j/k) TBF, the mice already have better hair than me, but that's beside the point.
- asddubs 2y agomaybe we need to find the gene for mice pattern baldness to even the scales
- MrMcCall 2y agothanks for the legit lol, but my back and groin have dibs on that tech FUN FACT OF THE DAY: Listening to LOTR with my kids, I made a joke that "Gimli, son of Gloin" was really "Gimli, son of Gloin, son of Groin" (having no idea what Gloin's father's name was), and when my son read the full timeline at the end of LOTR, Gloin's father really was named Groin, so now, in my family, it's "Gimli, grandson of Groin". Enjoy!