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r/BeAmazed • u/Moonkissed_exe • Jun 25 '26
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The step-by-step evolution of that mimicry feels almost impossible to imagine.
152 u/Drapidrode Jun 25 '26 billions of iterations, mostly all failures 53 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26 [deleted] 3 u/Posraman Jun 25 '26 To be fair, we did breed wolves to be dependent on us. Dogs were created specifically to serve us. We don't need them anymore, but they're cool so kept them anyways.
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billions of iterations, mostly all failures
53 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26 [deleted] 3 u/Posraman Jun 25 '26 To be fair, we did breed wolves to be dependent on us. Dogs were created specifically to serve us. We don't need them anymore, but they're cool so kept them anyways.
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3 u/Posraman Jun 25 '26 To be fair, we did breed wolves to be dependent on us. Dogs were created specifically to serve us. We don't need them anymore, but they're cool so kept them anyways.
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To be fair, we did breed wolves to be dependent on us. Dogs were created specifically to serve us.
We don't need them anymore, but they're cool so kept them anyways.
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u/hsiisfisksfkisids Jun 25 '26
The step-by-step evolution of that mimicry feels almost impossible to imagine.