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Plenty of other animals have shown the ability to trade. Almost all other primates, for example, corvids, squirrels, some cats, some cetaceans. It's very common in the realm of animals with high cognitive function. Snakes, tigers.

If you ask me, whoever owns the land is whoever runs the land; whoever expends/maintains by far the most work and effort to keep the land intact and operating. This isn't always a good thing, however, namely in the case of an owner of land who operates said land with great immorality; in such a situation, I do not believe the subjects of the land have any direct obligation towards those superiors who have succumbed to corruption.

Not ideology, ideonomy. Ideology is the science of ideas, how they are formed, and how they are influenced by things like logic and sociology. Ideonomy is the science of a given idea and its applications and implications towards knowledge, conscience, and behavior. I was simply wondering if that definition and that of epistemology are interchangeable, or if there is a significant however subtle difference.

Why must there be? From what I understand, gravity isn't a force in the same sense that the other essential forces are.

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Amen, brother

As for the nucleus, I don't think the nucleoplasm would function nearly as proficiently enough if it were stretched into a torus, if that is even possible at all (which I doubt). Rather, I suspect that it would have to have the cytonuclear and cytoskeletal systems similar to a xenophyophore, with different specialized nuclei and centrioles for certain locations. I suspect this could be fixed by modifying the digestive system. Perhaps a specialized glycocalyx or cilia of some kind lining the diametric lumen that, when stimulated, releases digestive enzymes. On the upward and downward curves from the lumen to the outer surface area, the osmotic sites would be located; such that the subparticulates from the digestion and any additional subparticulates in the environment are directly absorbed. In this situation, the microorganism would actually be specialized for environments where macroparticulates can easily get wedged into the diametric lumen. The anatomy I have in mind would be a bit too large for capillaries, which would likely cause some problems if it got into your bloodstream at all. I'm not saying it doesn't, I simply find it a fascinating topic. What are your thoughts on my propositions so far?

Eyyyy, that's a good one. Here's a better version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmUDr2DO2is BFG Division is another great Doom Eternal OST; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9GaIbECisQ

The hell are you even talking about? Do you have any evidence for the things you're spouting? And what's any of it got to do with physics?