You know how scientists are always clamoring about how we know more about outer space then we do our own oceans?
Maybe there is a fucking reason for that 1. The ocean sucks 2. Who wants to be around some faggy fish 3. Fuck salt
Let me explain to you something Sup Forums We never need to explore our fucking oceans because theres nothing cool down there So dont you go looking because your going to waste your time my time and humanities time
I dont understand why anyone would wanna go check out that bullshit
If you wanna get the same experience just go to the deepend of the pool or a pond and its the same exact shit just deeper
I repeat there is nothing cool in our unexplored oceans and aint nobody got time to find it out
k, guna bcom marin biologist and study deep ocean gay as fish
Mason Torres
Fuck off Cthulhu, fucking fish nigger
Ayden Hill
>You know how scientists are always clamoring about how we know more about outer space then we do our own oceans? Once you realize that space is a hoax, these kind of statements turn out as great source of laugh. Scientists know shit really.
Aiden Perry
Damn
That image always gives me the creeps
Nicholas Nguyen
>Who wants to be around some faggy fish >lost
Michael White
Fuck you OP I want muh sea monsters
Juan Perez
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Josiah Mitchell
>lost
You must be if you think that's an appropriate way to express mirth
Oliver King
>1. The ocean sucks
wrong
Alexander Carter
hahahahahahahahaha
Gavin Cox
>nothing cool
>implying a race of merpeople who are as intelligent as us isnt internesting
Anthony Harris
Nice try Cthulhu.
Henry Thompson
NOAA here.
Okay, we'll drop everything and leave.
Just be nice, plz.
Dominic Cox
>stay out of the ocean goy, there's nothing good down there
James Allen
Stale pasta
Sage
Aiden Sanders
Deep sea is scary as fuck.
Matthew Fisher
Gay, that thing shits where it eats
Henry Sullivan
This thing gives me the willies
Gabriel Evans
Prepare for your cultural enrichment, Cthulhu-chan!
Joseph Baker
I think it's more to do with the weight of the water at depth completely crushing even our most sophisticated submarines when they're down there to do research. Once.
Physics.
Isaiah Harris
The idea of humanity having time that could be wasted is a silly one- we have done more in around 10,000 years than any other animal on this planet. In the grand scheme of things, 10,000 Earth years are a drop in the ocean. Technology is only going to keep advancing, and in shorter time thanks to our modern societies. The ocean holds many worthwhile things to discover and add to humanity's collective repertoire of knowledge such as:
>More oil >Water to purify >New species to discover that could have medical and aquaculture benefits >Tidal Energy >Cool deep sea stuff
