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The Picard Maneuver@startrek.website to Lemmy Be Wholesome@lemmy.world · 2 years ago

Not totally sure about that 2nd claim, but this is nice to see.

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Not totally sure about that 2nd claim, but this is nice to see.

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The Picard Maneuver@startrek.website to Lemmy Be Wholesome@lemmy.world · 2 years ago
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  • rtxn@lemmy.world
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    This conjures an image of a very determined Bert the Turtle smoking a cigarette and declaring “I’m gonna derail that fucking train.”

    • Successful_Try543@feddit.de
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      Just duck and cover!

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    Looks like a covered utility trench, ironically with the cover off.

    So a trench.

  • mo_ztt ✅@lemmy.world
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    Yeah “to stop them being blocked by the rail and giving up and going another direction” sounds much more accurate.

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      Even if you don’t, I believe in the turtles!

      Go on little dudes, keep derailing those trains!

  • Elliemac@aussie.zone
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    Turtles can’t derail a train. Turtles go squish. Even if you piled them up 6 foot high in front of the train.

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      So you have experimental proof?

      Citation needed

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    Wait, they can de-rail a train?

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      Apparently, leaves that fall on the track are a significant issue that can cause derailments since they can turn into a lubricant when squished according to Forbes. I wouldn’t be surprised if turtles did the same (but don’t quote me on that)

      With that said, the only thing I’ve actually found involving turtles are them getting stuck in switches

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        That article does not state that leaves can derail trains. The gunk/mulch that results from trains crushing leaves lubricates the wheels, which reduces the friction. That means it takes longer for the train to accelerate and brake. It can potentially be unable to stop as quickly as it should, which can potentially lead to more accidents, and then to more derailments. It contributes, it isn’t a cause.

        It just reduces the wheel’s grip on the tracks a bit, not unlike how water on the road can reduce the grip of your tires. It’s still on the track, they’re not slipping off it like a cartoon stepping on a banana peel.

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        Even if leaves were prone to cause this, turtles wouldn’t be. The amount of leaves in the world vs the amount of turtles in the world isn’t even comparable.

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      yeah i’m skeptical of that, trains weigh A LOT and i’d wager bone doesn’t much bother them.

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        exactly, it’s A FUCKING TRAIN

    • CiderApplenTea@lemmy.world
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      The conductors keep swerving, duh!

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    Where’s the exit

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    Turtle on the right is upside down and will die anyway, unless left turt helps flip him over.

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      That’s been disproven.

      • crawley@lemmy.world
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        ?? Really ?? That’s good news. I’ve never seen a video of a turtle flipping itself over.

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          Yeah, looks like they can do it pretty easily. Here’s a video I found: https://youtu.be/UO0kar6EUwI

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            Hell yeah turts!

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            Here is an alternative Piped link(s):

            https://piped.video/UO0kar6EUwI

            Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.

            I’m open-source; check me out at GitHub.

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        While in an unnatural tunnel?

        Source!

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      That’s a myth

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    “I’m Yertle The Turtle, oh marvelous me! I’ll fuck up a train because I’m an OG!”

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    deleted by creator

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    Install a trap to the other end for unlimited free turtles

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