Reminder to organize your neighbourhood
Just good luck with the parent lottery
this post was submitted on 25 Apr 2026
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Don't foal learn how to walk before learning how to run?
"Animals learn their most vital skill first" sounds like pseudoscience, but I'm not an expert in biology so maybe I'm wrong.
You're right. But I guess we could say they know/learn what they need to survive at that moment of infancy. That's how natural selection works.
Sea turtles learn how to walk in sand, but I'm "guessing" most vital skill for them is swimming.
This is wholesome as fuck! Thanks for the smile homie.
You are welcome :>
It's my guess, but our social cohesion meant that human mothers were protected and fed well in order to nurture their young. Thus more time for cerebral development.
It's also that our brains are so freakishly huge, we have to be born way earlier in development than most other animals so our heads can squeeze through. And the head size is still causing issues.
That's the obstetrical dilemma. But it seems like there's a growing body of work pushing against that idea. Wikipedia has a a good overview.
Then how do you explain me!?
Very carefully
Not in my experience.
Congrats! You’re an outlier.
Yay! I'm unique!
"Ask."
I like these foxes. Even crying foxes are fine. :)
HELP me decipher the word organize.
Arranging all public buildings alphabetically.