While many are unaware of the cause of this behavior, it's widely thorized that Ducks fly together
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Formally speaking, it is not trivially apparent that if one side of a V formation, then there are more birds on one side of a V. If this were true then it would imply that birds always fly with a precisely consistent spacing such that there are never more birds on the opposite side just flying closer together.
So if the statement were true it would actually be a relatively novel observation, but I question the legitimacy of the claim.
Anyways, I probably shouldn't be formally analyzing a shitpost about bird formations cross posed to a meme community lol
This is absolutely false. It's because there are FEWER birds on the other side. I mean duh.
Honestly... the state of education these days...
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Every bird you count is a multiple of i.
Big if true.
But just on one side
This is a joke I remember my dad telling me when I was a kid. Love it.
Is there a name for that type of joke? Why did the chicken cross the road? What did the farmer say when he couldn't find his tractor? Etc.
That's an anti-joke or anti-humor.
Thanks. They use the chicken and farmer jokes as prime examples too lol.
Thank you, captain obvious
Until we meet again
Man told me this joke at the beach a few years ago. It had been an ongoing thing between my partner and I whenever I would just say " Hey you so those birds" and she would just say "shut up."
Years of good chuckles from this one stupid joke. Although I do have to say timing is really missing on text format.
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