Mason 🏃‍♂️✂️ on Twitter: "When you think about, it’s pretty weird that some of our buildings are for sitting during the morning/day and some of our buildings are for sitting during the evening/night. If we ever find another animal that does this it’ll confuse us for ages"

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1. Fool Norn (2/29)‏ @maladrift 19 Mar 2019
  
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  Such an inefficient use of space. Props to the bar I used to live near that also served breakfast at 7 am.
  
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1. Lama‏ @LamaAlRajih 19 Mar 2019
  
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  especially considering most work throughout history has been outdoors (hunting, farming, etc), so no need for sitting in buildings during the day
  
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1. will minshew‏ @wminshew 19 Mar 2019
  
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  I suspect it’s a relic of RE/space being “cheap” that we just haven’t quite evolved past yethttps://twitter.com/wminshew/status/1100547754512662528?s=21 …
  
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  with the amount of city RE devoted to coffee shops, which are used ~somewhat like this during the day, am surprised none of them have experimented with non-alcohol-or-caffeine-centric late night setups https://twitter.com/erinroseglass/status/1099429250979979265 …
  
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1. Nikita‏ @NikitaButakov 19 Mar 2019
  
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  Some rooms are for cooking food. Some rooms are for eating food.
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1. be like water‏ @davidarredondo 19 Mar 2019
  
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  Like chickens.
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1. Basil Marte‏ @BasilMarte 20 Mar 2019
  
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  Indeed it is entirely baffling why many species of birds fly halfway around the world twice each year. We have not the faintest idea why all kinds of animals retreat to burrows, nests, &c. for part of the day. After all, they have neither markets nor team-served tools.
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1. Halikaarnian‏ @Halikaarn1an 20 Mar 2019
  
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  Migratory animals do this, arguably. Ones that hibernate even moreso, and IIRC some non-hibernating mammals alternate between summer and fall burrows at different depths.
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1. James David McGrayel‏ @JMcG____ 20 Mar 2019
  
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  Wow I hadn’t thought of it like that. Kind of stone hengey.
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