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There are reflective surfaces in nature. Does the spider react to those similarly?
And yet, metaphorically, this is 80% of consumerism.https://twitter.com/SteveStuWill/status/1216472596100763648 …
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Possibly none quite as perfectly flat as a mirror?
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I don’t understand the consumerism analogy can someone explain
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I presume he's saying a large majority of consumerism is driven by people's urge to signal to others, when in reality, people are often only signalling to themselves.
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It looks like the spider figured out it wasn’t another spider.
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Spider must be a Democrat.
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How disappointing for the poor spider
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This is me on Twitter
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This is one of the most true comments...thanks
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Holy shit this is a deep tweet
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