You ever, you know, think about how butterflies and moths evolved coiling proboscises roughly 200 million years ago in the Triassic when the dinosaurs were around, and they still like to drink the tears out of reptiles’ eyes, but flowers didn’t evolve until about 125 million years ago, so what if flowers evolved to look like eyes?
@vruba the evolution of the flower seems absurd in the highest possible degree
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@maxfenton A flower I particularly appreciate is the dogwood, which it turns out is not even technically a flower! (At least the part I particularly appreciate isn’t.)
@vruba (i should go read some more of that eye book)
@vruba In order for dogwoods to evolve whole states where it’s like against the law to cut them down they to evolve laws