Insect Has Gears in Its Legs (2013)
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Insect Has Gears in Its Legs (2013)
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#2Immediately stopped reading & flagged this after the “enter your email address to keep reading” dark pattern pop up appeared.
Nothing will ever change if we keep rewarding this kind of behavior.
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#4Duplicate of this thread (subject wise) 31 days ago
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#5Immediately stopped reading & flagged this after the “enter your email address to keep reading” dark pattern pop up appeared. Nothing will ever change if we keep rewarding this kind of behavior.
Holy hell, their consent popup has "accept all" and "learn more", if you click the latter you see some checkboxes and an "accept all" button, but no "confirm" or "reject all". Only after you try to close the popup with the X does the "confirm" button appear.
Fuck this site, it should be fined.
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#6It seems to me there is still so much to learn from nature.
Something that is impressive to me is how insects manage energy, tiny things moving or flying around and processing information for hours with I don't know what source and storage for it.
I am obviously a total ignorant in physics and biology.
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#7It seems to me there is still so much to learn from nature. Something that is impressive to me is how insects manage energy, tiny things moving or flying around and processing information for hours with I don't know what source and storage for it. I am obviously a total ignorant in physics and biology.
ATP synthase.
It is a protein that has a stator like in a motor that rotates in phases when it combines ADP and phosphate to make ATP.
Amazing.
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#8I wonder if it’s possible for a creature to have axles and some kind of differential?
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#9The article requires you to enter an email address to continue reading. Submitting a fake address works just fine.
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#10Immediately stopped reading & flagged this after the “enter your email address to keep reading” dark pattern pop up appeared. Nothing will ever change if we keep rewarding this kind of behavior.
Ditto. It's crazy that once-trusted names like National Geographic are doing these kinds of things.