Insects are complex and different in how they process information. Ants are smart for insects, but still not fully individuals in the same way we look at mammals or other animals.

https://wildlifeinformer.com/do-ants-have-brains/

The simple answer is thoughts are pheromones. Essentially one ant shares it’s individual experiences with the entire colony and the colony all works for the same goals. So yeah they kinda connect to the colony organic wifi by releasing the same chemicals that other animals do but the chemicals are shared.

So one feels rewarded, the rest do and that leads to them working together. This is why if you piss one off, they all attack because that chemical is shared with the colony and all of them become aggressive.

Also a vast majority of insects are born with all the basic functions and skills of an adult. They come out knowing exactly what to do and how. There really is no “learning”, the colony learns the individual shares that knowledge.

So every new ant pops out fully functional and basically downloads the rest from the colony to know where found food/water sources are if they are collectors. If they are soldiers they instantly get in line to protect the hive and know the layout.

Data centers that run on blood instead of electricity?

Dyson sphere or Penrose process

Ruh-roh

Not if you have the keys attached to a cock ring.

Had to do something with this weird stock image.

Ferngully did it better.

It’s a weird kink, but I’ll own it.

My least favorite term is “adulting”.

When I hear it, I want to respond with, you mean taking care of shit on your own? Because you’re not living at home?

Early 20’s it’s cringey. When someone is pushing 35, I want to vomit on them.

Time to crack open a cold one.

Closing my eyes real tight and crossing my fingers…

Thicc Betelgeuse
Thicc Betelgeuse
Thicc Betelgeuse

The person on the far right drinking like hedonism bot out of a wine decanter, might cause more confusion.

This is the biggest one. I’ve had a few GP doctors tell me to forcibly retract the skin when they were a baby “or they’d have problems later”. That and shaming us for not circumcising, we’ll regret it blah blah. Also the nurse at the hospital kept insisting we chop it off, came back every few hours to ask if we changed our minds. Got to be very bizarre and annoying.

This was in conflict to the doctor who visited us in the hospital room, a seasoned pediatrician. Who said don’t force it back and the true mechanics behind it, their is a membrane that will rip if forced. If we did force it, we could scar our child’s penis. Also this aligns with John Hopkins and other serious medical advice.

It is scary out there when male general practitioners have no idea the proper way to care for a natural penis. Just know that even though someone has a degree, they can still be arrogant and uninformed.

Was their a discount on surgeries that day?

Was going to comment something about this reminds me of Moebius, the colors are exactly it. Also how the scenery really dwarfs humanity gives a sense of wonder. Really encapsulates that late 70s sci-fi vibe.

Kudos OP.

4th train?