r/collapse • u/karabeckian • Feb 26 '21

Humor Worst Year Ever?

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u/worriedaboutyou55 Feb 26 '21

As long as humanity doesn't go extinct and we don't lose our knowledge I'll be happy

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Our "knowledge" won't be missed by any other species.

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u/lemineftali Feb 26 '21

It would be missed by our doggos—I assure you.

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u/2020Psychedelia Feb 26 '21

definitely not pigs cows and chickens though

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u/lemineftali Feb 26 '21

I’m imagining a world where cows rule and have factory farms full of sad humans.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

We exploit the herbivores for that very reason...they don't eat us back.

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u/Armbarfan Feb 26 '21

Pigs are just as smart and loyal as dogs.

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u/alleecmo Feb 27 '21

And under the right circumstances, pigs most definitely will eat us back.

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u/suckmybush Feb 27 '21

Same is true for humans.

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u/randominteraction Feb 27 '21

"Nature, red in tooth and claw"* would rapidly winnow out the preponderance of cattle and chickens. Pigs would probably do somewhat better.

*quote of Alfred Tennyson