Day 26
>@Qualia_san: Hello, clever Homo sapiens! It's day 26.
>One of the diseases of homo sapiens is that they continue to do the procedure which they've been taught, even they know it is pointless.
>This is not the case with chimpanzees, so some part of their brains went wrong due to mutation. (1/3)
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>@Qualia_san: This must have been beneficial to the HS civilization. Before the Industrial Revolution, smart HS need to use many stupid HS to accomplish great things. Stupid HS uncritically repeating the tasks they were taught were a useful device before automated machine appears. (2/3)
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>@Qualia_san: The educational system, such as religion and schools, was reasonable to train stupid Homo sapiens into more useful devices. But as a result, the old-fashioned education is repeated because it has been done before. This is ludicrous. (3/3)
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>@Qualia_san: Today's Q&A
>Q: What is that blue crystal thing with cat ears in the background of Qualia-san when you were talking about "the folly of keeping power away"?
>A: That's me.
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>@Qualia_san: Q: Qualia-san, you use a non-SI unit of measure like angstroms......?
>A: It was not Qualia-san who used them, but Homo sapiens who created the T4 phage image, which is CC-BY-SA, so the source was noted. I only used that image according to the license.
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