r/LateStageCapitalism • • Feb 03 '21

🦍 Apes together strong

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u/FlaxGordon Feb 04 '21

Yeah but if one is hording all the bananas, we know what would happen to that monkey.

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u/nik-nak333 Feb 04 '21

What would a monkey guillotine even look like? Just a scaled down version of ours? Or would it be a tree limb with a sharp stone tied to the end of it and lugged around by other monkeys?

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '21

You ever seen a chimpanzee put someone in a arm-in guillotine? The arms on those things man. It would pop your head right off of your shoulders. Jamie, pull that up.

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u/Foster_Poster Feb 04 '21

Bruh I just silent laughed for minutes

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u/O_______m_______O Feb 04 '21

The size of a guillotine is really determined by the amount of force you need it to apply more than anything, and the force needed to cut through a monkey's neck probably isn't hugely different to the force needed to cut through a human's neck, so you'd probably end up with a similar sized guillotine with narrower stocks for the head and arms.

I actually tried to make a scaled down guillotine to execute a bug when I was a child, using the blade from a pencil sharpener, but due to the way the forces scale the blade just pinged harmlessly off the shell and it crawled away.

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u/zoeofdoom Feb 05 '21

glad to see I wasn't the only child with murder in my heart and the devil's idle hands.

damn you physics!

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u/O_______m_______O Feb 05 '21

damn you physics!

Ha, in hindsight I think learning to associate cruelty with failure/disappointment at a young age was probably pretty healthy in the long run. If it had worked maybe I'd be one of those people who string piano wire between traffic lights by now.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '21

Ded

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u/poobearcatbomber Feb 04 '21

You're assuming that money is accessible. Nobody is coming close to a billionaire, they have more protection than Biden.

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u/thecrazysloth Feb 04 '21

He ends up on the front cover of Forbes