'Giant' predator worm more than half a billion years old discovered in Greenland

Re:'Giant' predator worm more than half a billion years old ... by chmod775 on Thursday January 04, 2024 @10:07AM (#38867855)

> because no new predator is going to evolve during our watch.

Queue some micro-organism evolving, wiping out mankind, evolving further to achieve self awareness, creating a micro-civilization, digging up this post, and putting it in a micro-gallery with a tiny sign "this aged badly".

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Re:'Giant' predator worm more than half a billion years old ... by NerdiDotOrg on Thursday January 04, 2024 @10:12AM (#38867922)

Lol and then they'll have some sort of theory of fallen angels, giants, etc but for many years they'll be focused on their origins as the first civilization and they'll deny evolution.

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Re:'Giant' predator worm more than half a billion years old ... by digging on Thursday January 04, 2024 @10:57AM (#38868517)

> Queue

(nitpick) Correctly spelled but wrong word - you're actually looking for "cue".

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Re:'Giant' predator worm more than half a billion years old ... by solardev on Thursday January 04, 2024 @11:00AM (#38868558)

Maybe evolution just has a full backlog this sprint.

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Re:'Giant' predator worm more than half a billion years old ... by chmod775 on Friday January 05, 2024 @03:33AM (#38876973)

I'm going to keep mixing this up regularly until I change careers.

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