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A mouse dies in the mouse trap because it doesn't understand why the cheese is free, amirite?
by Anonymous3 years ago
No, I'm pretty sure it's the giant snapping metal bar breaking its bones.
by Anonymous3 years ago
The only reason it's bones will be broken by the trap is because it doesn't understand why the cheese is free though
by Anonymous3 years ago
I'm pretty sure the reason the bones break has nothing to do with the price of the cheese.
by Anonymous3 years ago
Death is literally the price of the cheese
by Anonymous3 years ago
No, its bones get broken because the bar has a tremendous amount of torque applied to it via a spring that causes it to accelerate rather rapidly. I feel like you're being deliberately obtuse because you think you're clever.
by Anonymous3 years ago
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by Anonymous3 years ago
My mom told me to stay in the shallow end :(
by Anonymous3 years ago
Ah! That's where the term "Government Cheese" came from! Another thing I learned on my Internet machineā¦
by Anonymous3 years ago
No, a mouse dies in a mousetrap because it either gets trapped (the kind that close a trapdoor), neck snapped (traditional mousetrap), because a marble rolls away from the game resulting in friends throwing it at a wall(the game), or due to poison (obviously, poisoned bait)
Mice have 0 knowledge of philosophy or currency, and very little understanding of physics. They go to a mousetrap because a superior intellect to the rodent has placed an incentive to guide vermin to their demise, nothing more, nothing less
by Anonymous3 years ago
The early bird might get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.
by Anonymous3 years ago
Yes! My favorite saying. "Free Cheese Buffet! Bring a friend and you eat for free!"
by Anonymous3 years ago
All of its food is 'free' - that the trap works has nothing to do with its being tricked by 'free food'
by Anonymous3 years ago
Retrofitted BS logic, OP sounds like most public intellectuals these days
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