As far as I know, the purpose of yawning isn’t really understood, but it’s present in nearly all land vertebrae. Maybe it’s a universal bug in the breathing animation code.
As far as I know, the purpose of yawning isn’t really understood, but it’s present in nearly all land vertebrae. Maybe it’s a universal bug in the breathing animation code.
i’m hung up on the “wetware” thing. explain or gtfo.
i see your opinion (it’s a small world; voting is pretty clear). do you care to argue for it, or are you happy with your downvote?
I’m refering to the meat computer i.e. human brain.
you’ve to to explain how they write “wetfare”. i thought i was clear.
I don’t understand what you’re asking.
we’re got hardware. that’s the stuff we write hardware software and firmware on.
what the heck is “wetware”? what’s that tech? it’s new to me.
I just told you. I’m speaking of the human brain.
this is getting tiresome
https://old.lemmy.world/comment/16561390
I agree. I’m getting pretty tired of your condescending tone. I’ve looked past your false accusation about me supposedly downvoting you, ignored the rude “explain or GTFO” remark, and even politely asked you to clarify what you were asking so I could give you a more helpful answer - but you just keep going with the same behavior.
You have a nice day.
i hope you have a nice day, too, but you still didn’t explain how “wetware” is written, assuming we live in a simulation. that’s what this is all about, right? i didn’t mean to make accidentally make you feel something…