Steve
@sdv.eth
This image is oddly captivating. Any time I see it shared on social media, it goes viral. Every single time.
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@m-j-r
...but what happens when you don't see it being shared on social media?
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Funut
@funut.eth
actually the first time Iβve seen this picture... and Iβm not really getting it.
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Kenji
@kenjiquest
So sitting on the nozzle of the plain was safest. Gotcha.
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tyler β
@trh
Fun story: https://cameronmoll.com/journal/abraham-wald-red-bullet-holes-origin-story
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accountless
@accountless.eth
i wonder if u get more moxie or less info quote cast vs reply. either way now you have both.
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Kiraaβ‘
@fwkiraa.eth
first time seeing this
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Double Dπ©
@daved
Hopefully it goes viral here too and makes you a top caster!
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samvox
@samvox
What does the red dots mean on airplane?
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Kuntal Singhvi.eth π©
@singhvi
You don't say
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Maxinne ππΏ
@zuuye.eth
The red dots signify?
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helladjβ’
@helladj.eth
Oh wow such dots
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zzz
@bonfireblythe
This image explains why Litecoin exists ππ
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MaiπͺππΉπ©π‘
@jorja
Could it be because of the red or because of the use?
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MINT ππ©ππβ¨
@mint0133.eth
We investigated which part of the plane the anti-aircraft heavy machine gun bullets were focused on on planes that safely(?) returned from battle. After calculating the statistics, we were able to confirm that bullets were concentrated on the tail wing, central body, and both sides of the front wings, as shown in the picture below. As a remedy for this, the U.S. Navy attempted to attach additional steel plates to the area where bullets were concentrated.
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