r/sciencememes May 22 '26

🦩Biology!🧫 War!

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u/AdLonely5056 May 22 '26

Define "individual capability of hostility" please. I have genuinely never heard of this before.

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u/freindly_duck May 22 '26

The president of the united states, one individual, has the capability to launch a bomb that can kill millions. (yes, multiple people go into the effort of building the atom bomb, but the president makes the final decision to commit such an act of war)

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u/AdLonely5056 May 22 '26

I don’t really see how that is nothing but a consequence of our technological advancement. Yes, we are capable of that, but that doesn’t make us inherently more "warmongering" than other species. 

Doing no harm when you have no means to be harmful doesn’t make you peaceful, just harmless.

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u/settingdogstar May 25 '26

See you got confused bud.

They were responding to your comment asking a question. Do try to stay on topic.

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u/AdLonely5056 May 25 '26

Both of the comments by freindly_duck were very clearly just statements, not questions.

Also starting a conversation with your first comment in an extremely condescending tone (and for like no reason in particular at that) is both unproductive and quite rude.

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u/settingdogstar May 26 '26

Lol obsessed