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it can be, just remove all warning labels and it takes care of itself
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Reminds me of when I played Mansions of Madness. We got multiple warnings not to open the freezer but the rest of my team got really curious about what was inside. Game over.
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Me: *looking at little man* I CAN JUST SENSE YOUR STUPIDITY, THROUGH THE COMPUTER!
LOL
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Just reading the comments Jack and just by posting this you've done your bit to improve human gene pool....
'Good luck to you all out there looking for a box to open'.
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Well, that's part of it.
The other part, if I am not mistaken, is random mutations that, if non-detrimental, get passed on to new generations.
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Like the next person being immune to killer bee stings? Ooh, or better yet, getting bee powers from being stung! That would be awesome.
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Actually, the last, and most important part, is that the traits are handed down to the next generation through procreation.
Eventually, you'd get people who have bee powers or resistance to bees, PROVIDED not all of them die and none of them have WOW subscriptions.
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I think it may contain delicious chocolate : D
*opens*
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Heading for a Darwin Award 
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thanks.. i cant say the same..
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Better than the scientific explanation
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What is darwinism exactly, and why is the explanation of it equated with opening a box of angry bees?
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willingly doing something that could kill youΒ
it's all about survival of the 'fittest', in this case common sense
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Ever heard the term "survival of the fittest?" Its basically those whoΒ have the best traits suited to their environment will outlast those who don't. For instance if a polar bear and a gazelle were placed in the artic, the polar bear would outlive the gazelle since it better suited to survive there. Or if two men were have a box of angry killer bees placed it front of them, the one who isn't dumb enough to open the box will outlive the one who is
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I mean, I know what evolution is. And although darwin popularized and greatly expanded on it then it wasn't him that came up with the idea. I know about natural selection and how far we've gotten today since darwin. But where does Darwinism come in, what does it mean?
Is darwinism just and only about the concept of survival of the fittest?
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I believe Darwinism is evolution by means of survival of the fittest
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I thought it was more referring to the Darwin Awards, which are "awards" posthumously given to people who manage to get themselves killed doing moronic things.
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I think the darwin awards are distinct from darwinism. Darwinism is a term creationists throw around loosely i've seen. Not sure why.
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They like to throw terms around, I guess
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....curiosity must be satisfied, flip box over, hit it a few times to see if they're REALLY angry, or just slightly perturbed.
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This should be a test at some point in real life so we know who to stay away from.
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I shouldn't be laughing at this but I am because people are studied enough to do this.
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lol, nobody worships Darwin.
He didn't even know about DNA. We now know more about evolution than Darwin could have ever imagined.
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I read today that Darwin had 10 children... WITH HIS FIRST COUSIN!
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...technically speaking, the odds are still in his favor that they'd all be free of genetic defects.
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Well that's stupid... Obviously a box shouldn't be opened unless its shiny, or has pretty colours. Any idiot could tell you that.
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No words needed, the truth shows itself in this picture just perfectly, lol.
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Good, old-fashioned ruthlessness inherent in natural selection. Poor little guy
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Like a cardboard box could contain the hatred of killer bees.
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Wait what if the guy is immune to bee venom? Is he still a mistake?
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Well, they are angry killer bees, so they could probably say some nasty things to hurt his feelings, which would result in a heightened awareness of self and he could start second guessing his every thought and action, which could lead to deepening depression and he might eventually kill himself.
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this eloquently reminds me of just how i need not worry about those moments when the gene pool needs a lil chlorine...nature has a way of taking care of such
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