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@ungenannter So richtig verstanden habe ich es noch nicht.
@skeptator ich meinte in erster Linie, dass es ein grundsätzliches Problem sowohl bei biologischen als auch bei mechanischen Systemen ist. Was habe ich mich früher über verdrehte Tekefonkabel geärgert. Ich dachte immer, dass da jemand Mist gebaut und es verdreht hat.
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@skeptator ich meinte in erster Linie, dass es ein grundsätzliches Problem sowohl bei biologischen als auch bei mechanischen Systemen ist. Was habe ich mich früher über verdrehte Tekefonkabel geärgert. Ich dachte immer, dass da jemand Mist gebaut und es verdreht hat.
@ungenannter Ja, ich habe das Tab mal offen gelassen. Vielleicht finde ich noch ein Paper dazu.
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1: TIL that this hugely annoying thing that’s bugging me since childhood has a name.
2: that disclaimer before the article
@BrokkoliMuskel FINALLY a word for why my old telephone cords did that! And also why searching it also brought up porn.
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@2ruth @BrokkoliMuskel and if it's got an apologetic disclaimer about not being the "tendril perversion" we might be looking for
@Mabande @2ruth @BrokkoliMuskel I did. It does.
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@Mabande @2ruth @BrokkoliMuskel I did. It does.
@philbarker @2ruth @BrokkoliMuskel Hero!
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1: TIL that this hugely annoying thing that’s bugging me since childhood has a name.
2: that disclaimer before the article
@BrokkoliMuskel @BigJackBrass and of course because all things must balance, the complementary disclaimer
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@BrokkoliMuskel@chaos.social
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@BrokkoliMuskel what would be the reason for this perversion? Does the tendril tolerate pulling pressure and twisting better when it grows like this?
It's how the tendrils shorten themselves, to pull the plant towards what's supporting it.
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1: TIL that this hugely annoying thing that’s bugging me since childhood has a name.
2: that disclaimer before the article
@BrokkoliMuskel I HATED that on telephone cords, oooooh it made me SICK. thank you for saying the devil's name, we banish thee, tendril perversion
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1: TIL that this hugely annoying thing that’s bugging me since childhood has a name.
2: that disclaimer before the article
@BrokkoliMuskel *intrigued*
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Two things:
1: TIL that this hugely annoying thing that’s bugging me since childhood has a name.
2: that disclaimer before the article
Gardening tips with Urotsukidoji.
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Two things:
1: TIL that this hugely annoying thing that’s bugging me since childhood has a name.
2: that disclaimer before the article
'Tendril perversion perversion' describes a research phenomenon where you look up something on Wikipedia and one thing leads to the next and you spiral down a vortex of interesting information until suddenly the spiral turns and the vortex sucks you deeper and deeper into useless bullshit.
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@BrokkoliMuskel great name for a band.
@philbetts @BrokkoliMuskel Even The King sang about it - "Love me tendril, love me true, all my dreams fulfill".
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2: that disclaimer before the article
@BrokkoliMuskel I'm confused, though. Why would a clever engineering trick (avoid torsion upon stretching) be hugely annoying?
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1: TIL that this hugely annoying thing that’s bugging me since childhood has a name.
2: that disclaimer before the article
I observed that when my cucumber plant grew over to the pitcher plant.
This is caused because it first grows straight over and then wraps around the destination. And after that it does that helical thingy to get rid of extra length.
And that extra length exists because in order to find the destination where it wants to connect to it basically sweeps left and right while growing until it hits something to hold onto. But it may slide off multiple times until it is long enough.
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I observed that when my cucumber plant grew over to the pitcher plant.
This is caused because it first grows straight over and then wraps around the destination. And after that it does that helical thingy to get rid of extra length.
And that extra length exists because in order to find the destination where it wants to connect to it basically sweeps left and right while growing until it hits something to hold onto. But it may slide off multiple times until it is long enough.
And that thingy then is the direct outcome of it coiling itself up as at that point it is already fixed at both sides.
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Two things:
1: TIL that this hugely annoying thing that’s bugging me since childhood has a name.
2: that disclaimer before the article
@BrokkoliMuskel one man's annoyance is another man's fetish
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Two things:
1: TIL that this hugely annoying thing that’s bugging me since childhood has a name.
2: that disclaimer before the article
@BrokkoliMuskel oh, tristesse, le disclaimer n'est pas aussi drôle sur la page en français
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@BrokkoliMuskel FINALLY a word for why my old telephone cords did that! And also why searching it also brought up porn.
@kestral I thought the same thing. Also trying to fix it while on a long call was also done. @BrokkoliMuskel
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Two things:
1: TIL that this hugely annoying thing that’s bugging me since childhood has a name.
2: that disclaimer before the article
@BrokkoliMuskel@chaos.social reading this on link down an currently questioning live choices.
