Yes, the species is prone to it, it's a damn shame.
No, fuck off, that's got nothing to do with nationality.
The sooner people stop typing like that, the better.
Wherever you go, there you are.
I have been hoping for this follow-up; I had started to believe the first paper was a hoax because it's so outlandishly "sci-fi" for a plant to do this.
Obviously plants are photosensitive, so it's not an impossible leap - my conjectured hypothesis was it somehow detected the adjacent leaf imprint on its own leaves and cropped them to fit the template. But how that information would be carried over to nearby leaves for any sort of consistent match is beyond me.
Connections
Puzzle #474
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Really well-constructed today.
There's a reason this event has made it into the news.
That doesn't sound like genius.
And "social distancing"! They must enjoy it.
I've grown lots of cucumbers, and while I haven't shoved them in my arse, I can confirm that they are smooth. Ridge cucumbers can have spikes, you may be thinking of them.
Thank you, that's very helpful advice. I'm based in the UK so will need to find a different supplier, but it's good to know I can start out with a couple of tools instead of a giant roll of things.
Oh yes, I definitely meant fen zheng rou.
Therapy, unfortunately. Although relationships can be a little expensive, can't they.