Darkdata
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Zero One
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And as we fall the spirit carries on,
That a hero'll come and save us all,
As we call the ones we left below,
We all dream of the day we rise above
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Apparently, there is a theory that if all bees die out, humanity will shortly follow.
Somehow, I doubt it.
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"The last Metroid is in captivity."
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BlackNemesis13
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I am ***** but it's hard to pronounce, so you can call me Geno after the doll.
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 | Actually that theory has some truth if the bees die out and we can't find a way to easily pollinate everything that the bees usually pollinate. Sure they are not the only source of pollination for most plants, but they are a main one and in some cases the best one. No/poor pollination equals a majority of the plants that both we, and animals we eat, need to survive dying off. So bees dying equals potential severe disruption in the food chain and/or mass extinction of plant and animal species if nothing is done to fix the pollination problem over a long period of time. Of course by that point we'll probably just spray everything with chemicals or something  Still, it's a situation that's best avoided, and I hope the bees don't die out.
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