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If you saw this briefly while running through a forest, you would probably not notice it, and it would blend with the leaves, but if you got close and examined it top to bottom, it would become clear it is not a leaf. The degree of scrutiny determines the outcome of the perceptual inquiry.
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additionally, it is presented here as a bug. we cannot impartially compare it to a leaf, we already know it to be a bug.
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really this just raises a biological question of "what is a leaf", with the big issue probably being that a leaf is an organ and this bug is an organism. but, if a symbiotic bug bit into a tree and photosynthesized to exchange sugars for water in the tree, would you say that the bug is not a leaf?
maybe
maybe you would classify it as a pseudoleaf for the sake of embryological or taxonomic clarity
but neither the tree, nor the bug, nor the sugars nor the sun would care
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Cool I guess but why did you post this thread on /lgbt/??? There’s other boards on this site you know lmao
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>>43503229
trans women are noticed as males if you see them for long enough
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>>43503245
Oh. I thought you were just sharing your interests not being mean :(
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>>43503249
you are the one being mean by trying to psyop people into believing in a category of "men who look identical to women"
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>>43502610
you might say it performs the social role of a leaf yet I doubt it provides energy to a tree via photosynthesis and I don't think I want to make tea with it so what actual leaf role it performs is unclear
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>>43504214
how many babies have you birthed?
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>>43504260
I have birthed no babies. In fact I have no child rearing experience whatsoever so if you are insinuating that I do not perform the social role of a woman you would be correct
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>>43503210
Chat gpt ass response
>>43502610
Terrible thread 0/10
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>>43504283
Could you take it a step further, going onto vocaroo, and recording yourself saying "oh lawdy, I don't know nothin' about birthin' no babies!" as if you were an elder black nanny in the 1800s?
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>>43504293
Why would I do that?
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>>43504306
pweez



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