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    Seahorses are horses (piss_ant@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 10:33:21 JST Seahorses are horses Seahorses are horses
    I am convinced this article is a clever, and very mean joke. There is no way someone made such subtle, but such perfectly annoying mistakes on purpose.

    https://spinster.xyz/objects/94293873-7751-4371-aa05-4280b2a3e471
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      Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief (rogue_koala@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 10:41:32 JST Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
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      @Piss_Ant It took me to about 37-38 years old. To discover crispy seaweed at the local Chinese isn't actually seaweed.
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      Seahorses are horses (piss_ant@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 10:41:45 JST Seahorses are horses Seahorses are horses
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      • Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
      @Rogue_Koala It is... It's most likely Nori

      What else could it be?
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      Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief (rogue_koala@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 10:42:44 JST Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
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      @Piss_Ant Deep fried Spring greens.
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      Seahorses are horses (piss_ant@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 10:42:44 JST Seahorses are horses Seahorses are horses
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      • Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
      @Rogue_Koala for real? Lol
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      Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: (fullycaffeinated@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 10:44:02 JST Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: Caffosaurus☕?:mayo:
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      • Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
      @Piss_Ant @Rogue_Koala Okay, now I need to know. What is the difference between algae and plants? I strive to learn something new as often as possible, even if the information will be mostly useless to me (unless I need to argue about algae in the future).
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      @Fullycaffeinated @Rogue_Koala The truest and most simple answer is that plants are a type of algae.
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      Seahorses are horses (piss_ant@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 10:44:55 JST Seahorses are horses Seahorses are horses
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      • Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
      @Rogue_Koala WOW I learned something today, damn

      I would just be like, that looks like Nori it must be Nori. Does it taste the same though? That sounds like it would taste AMAZING
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      Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief (rogue_koala@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 10:44:56 JST Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
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      Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief (rogue_koala@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 10:48:09 JST Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
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      • Caffosaurus☕?:mayo:
      @Fullycaffeinated @Piss_Ant A vascular system.
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      @Rogue_Koala @Fullycaffeinated Not all plants are vascular.

      Plants are the dominate photosynthesizer on land, so we are the most familiar with them. They all belong to the same group of organisms, which evolved from green algae, and is likely closely related to red algae.

      So plants are one group of organisms by relatedness. Algae is a larger category of organisms that encompasses all photosynthetic organisms, no matter where they are on the tree of life.

      "Officially" (because the morons run the world) plants are not algae. But this is just an arbitrary rule, that past a certain point on that branch of the tree of life, we don't call them algae anymore because they are too "complex"
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      Seahorses are horses (piss_ant@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 11:00:52 JST Seahorses are horses Seahorses are horses
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      @Fullycaffeinated @Rogue_Koala Plants share a common ancestor with green algae (They evolved from a group of green algae). There are many, many groups of algae though, that are not closely related to plants. Brown algae are no more closely related to plants than we are. One could argue their plastid is closely related to greens, but we actually aren't sure of that anymore.
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      Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: (fullycaffeinated@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 11:00:53 JST Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: Caffosaurus☕?:mayo:
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      • Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
      @Piss_Ant @Rogue_Koala Interesting. So they share a common ancestor or are algae still like the older version?
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      Seahorses are horses (piss_ant@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 11:01:51 JST Seahorses are horses Seahorses are horses
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      @Fullycaffeinated @Rogue_Koala but algae would be some of the oldest living organisms, because we count cyanobacteria as algae. And red algae are some of the oldest eukaryotes. Also, sex likely evolved in red algae.
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      Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: (fullycaffeinated@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 11:07:08 JST Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: Caffosaurus☕?:mayo:
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      • Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
      @Piss_Ant @Rogue_Koala Awesome! Where so aquatic plants fit in?

      (you may come to regret answering my questions, I'll just come up with more)
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      @Fullycaffeinated @Rogue_Koala no omg i love talking about algae. I even like when I go to gardens or parks and there is information about the algae there, it may have tons of mistakes but it often still conveys something interesting and meaningful. I just hate that article so much lol. I am convinced someone wrote that specifically to annoy me. Maybe this "conservationist" learned about seaweed from ChatGPT.
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      Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: (fullycaffeinated@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 11:07:30 JST Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: Caffosaurus☕?:mayo:
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      • Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
      @Piss_Ant @Rogue_Koala See, the sex bit I knew about, because I looked into it when I was teaching Sex Ed. (Now I have to look up what a eukaryote is)
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      Seahorses are horses (piss_ant@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 11:08:46 JST Seahorses are horses Seahorses are horses
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      @Fullycaffeinated @Rogue_Koala Nice :blobthumbsup: :blobthumbsup: :blobthumbsup:
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      Seahorses are horses (piss_ant@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 11:10:05 JST Seahorses are horses Seahorses are horses
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      • Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
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      @Fullycaffeinated @Rogue_Koala Aquatic plants are still plants! Just like marine mammals are still mammals.
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      Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: (fullycaffeinated@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 11:16:30 JST Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: Caffosaurus☕?:mayo:
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      • Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
      @Piss_Ant @Rogue_Koala Would they be some of the first plants to evolve? what with sharing an aquatic environment and all.
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      @Fullycaffeinated @Rogue_Koala Generally, no. Vascular marine and aquatic plants evolved from terrestrial ancestors. For other aquatic plants, I have no idea. Aquatic algae like Chara would be easily confused with a plant, and it is indeed very closely related to plants.
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      Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: (fullycaffeinated@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 11:17:10 JST Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: Caffosaurus☕?:mayo:
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      • Rogue_Koala ? Right Honourable Lord Mischief
      @Piss_Ant @Rogue_Koala If you weren't so far away, I would have you over for a long chat about algae. I was that student who would go to my professors with one question and end up staying an hour.
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      Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: (fullycaffeinated@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 11:17:10 JST Caffosaurus☕?:mayo: Caffosaurus☕?:mayo:
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      @Piss_Ant @Rogue_Koala I'm going to bore the fuck out of my students with this tomorrow:

      https://www.technologynetworks.com/cell-science/articles/prokaryotes-vs-eukaryotes-what-are-the-key-differences-336095
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        Prokaryotes vs Eukaryotes: What Are the Key Differences?
        Every living organism falls into one of two groups: eukaryotes or prokaryotes. Cellular structure determines which group an organism belongs to. In this article, we will explain in detail what prokaryotes and eukaryotes are and outline the differences between the two.
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      Seahorses are horses (piss_ant@spinster.xyz)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 11:17:10 JST Seahorses are horses Seahorses are horses
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      @Fullycaffeinated @Rogue_Koala Don't forget size as a key difference! Show a teeny tiny dot as a prokaryotic cell.
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      mittimithai (mittimithai@neenster.org)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 12:56:30 JST mittimithai mittimithai
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      Can you introduce them to the two domain theory of life? Might be more motivating to know that archea may be the root of the eukaryotic branch while bacteria are the other...
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      mittimithai (mittimithai@neenster.org)'s status on Thursday, 15-Jun-2023 17:49:19 JST mittimithai mittimithai
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      No! There is a lot of diversity amongst both.
      https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thiomargarita_namibiensis
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        Thiomargarita namibiensis
        Thiomargarita namibiensis is a Gram-negative coccoid bacterium, found in the ocean sediments of the continental shelf of Namibia. It is the second largest bacterium ever discovered, as a rule 0.1–0.3 mm (100–300 μm) in diameter, but sometimes attaining 0.75 mm (750 μm). Cells of Thiomargarita namibiensis are large enough to be visible to the naked eye. Although the species held the record for the largest known bacterium, Epulopiscium fishelsoni – previously discovered in the gut of surgeonfish – grows slightly longer, but narrower.Thiomargarita means "sulfur pearl". This refers to the appearance of the cells; they contain microscopic sulfur granules that scatter incident light, lending the cell a pearly lustre. Like many coccoid bacteria such as Streptococcus, their cellular division tends to occur along a single axis, causing their cells to form chains, rather like strings of pearls. The species name namibiensis means "of Namibia". Occurrence The species was discovered by Heide N. Schulz and others in 1997, in the coastal seafloor sediments of Walvis...
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