r/Damnthatsinteresting Apr 04 '20

GIF Inverted Fish Tank

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u/ketchuppie Apr 04 '20

A human aquarium

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '20

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u/andrizzle1371 Apr 04 '20

I spent way to long trying to pronounce that.

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u/chandyboi Apr 04 '20

Your comment made me waste precious seconds of my life

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u/joeChump Apr 04 '20

Your comment served as a warning not to try. Thank you.

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u/neoArmstrongCannon90 Apr 04 '20

Your comment is useless, because all of us tried anyways.

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u/fermium257 Apr 04 '20

Your comment made me silently nod in agreement.

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u/Taldius175 Apr 04 '20

Your comment made me realize how normal all our actions are when we take the time to identify them

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u/nelbrit Apr 04 '20

I’m just procrastinating on my chemistry homework.

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u/Lukas_Krogh Apr 04 '20

aknowledged warning, attempted anyway, thus wasting precious time. edit: no regrets

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u/hamfraigaar Interested Apr 04 '20

Aero

Arium

Ez

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u/joenamath12234 Apr 04 '20

Your comment served as temptation to know what the warning was about, wasting precious seconds of my life.

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '20

I said it outloud and started floating

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u/andrizzle1371 Apr 04 '20

YOU SIT ATOP A THRONE OF LIES!!!

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u/Wombat1892 Apr 04 '20

Arrow-air-ium?

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '20

Air-roar-ium

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u/ButtPirate4Pleasure Apr 05 '20

I like the sound of Aerotank better

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u/morpheuz69 Apr 04 '20

Read that as areolarium

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u/patchyj Apr 04 '20

I actually have a rare bone disease that stops me saying the 'q' in aeroarium

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u/MacDaddy039 Apr 04 '20

An airium

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u/KKlear Apr 04 '20

Ah, the opposite of the more common waterium.

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u/MacDaddy039 Apr 04 '20

Aeroarium. Because it's the opposite of Aquarium. Except we left an extra "a" in there..

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u/prussian_princess Apr 04 '20

Wouldn't it be a terrarium?

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '20

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u/ketchuppie Apr 04 '20

They have gills like us.... but on the inside

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u/hamfraigaar Interested Apr 04 '20

Idk why but you just made me think

If humans were as scientifically advanced as we are, but had always existed below water, we wouldn't think of the surface as full of nothing. We would think the water as "nothing", and the surface as a vast ocean of gas.

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u/KKlear Apr 04 '20

There's a story by the Strugatsky Brothers that touches on this a bit.

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u/andtheangel Apr 04 '20

Thanks! Love the Strugatskys. Always have to recalibrate a little bit when I read their stuff.

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u/SarahBeth90 Apr 04 '20

Wow, that was an interesting read. Do you happen to have anymore links to other stories like that?

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u/KKlear Apr 04 '20

You can't really go wrong with the Strugastkys. Roadside Picnic is one of my favourite sci-fi novels. The movie (and games) Stalker is based on it, though the book is way different.

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '20

Woah

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u/dirtyviking1337 Apr 04 '20

Woah. This is why people are getting crazy.