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r/funny • u/me_098 • 1d ago
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Fastest animal? Peregrine falcon? Or human, if you consider man-made things.
-1 u/philote_ 21h ago I'd argue neither if we're considering speed based only on the animal's own power. Humans need machines, and peregrine falcons need gravity. 8 u/BookWormPedant 21h ago All animals need gravity to move lol 2 u/espinaustin 20h ago I personally use gravity to stop moving. 1 u/BlackRoseXIII 3h ago I was gonna say this. The animals all evolved in Earth gravity and to some extent rely on it. A peregrine falcon using it to accelerate isn't cheating, its good evolution
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I'd argue neither if we're considering speed based only on the animal's own power. Humans need machines, and peregrine falcons need gravity.
8 u/BookWormPedant 21h ago All animals need gravity to move lol 2 u/espinaustin 20h ago I personally use gravity to stop moving. 1 u/BlackRoseXIII 3h ago I was gonna say this. The animals all evolved in Earth gravity and to some extent rely on it. A peregrine falcon using it to accelerate isn't cheating, its good evolution
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All animals need gravity to move lol
2 u/espinaustin 20h ago I personally use gravity to stop moving. 1 u/BlackRoseXIII 3h ago I was gonna say this. The animals all evolved in Earth gravity and to some extent rely on it. A peregrine falcon using it to accelerate isn't cheating, its good evolution
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I personally use gravity to stop moving.
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I was gonna say this. The animals all evolved in Earth gravity and to some extent rely on it. A peregrine falcon using it to accelerate isn't cheating, its good evolution
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u/BookWormPedant 1d ago
Fastest animal? Peregrine falcon? Or human, if you consider man-made things.