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Does that mean they are healthier too? Gotta make sure I get my daily protein
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Getting swole on the tears of my enemies.
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Make sure you upgrade your Emotional Damage attack points!
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Did anyone look this up?
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19568753/
They do indeed have more protein. The conclusion that it's for them to fall slower seems to be just a hypothesis
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The Guardian, not a journal:
Not all tears are alike. The human body produces three kinds: basal, which form an oily layer over the eyeball to keep it from drying out; reflex, which appear when an eye is bothered by cutting onions or a speck of dust and needs to flush the irritant away; and psychogenic, which are shed for emotional reasons. Notably, emotional tears have a higher protein level than basal and reflex tears, which makes them thicker and causes them to fall more slowly.
This thickness intrigues me. The longer it takes for these tears to travel down a cheek, the greater the chance that they will be noticed by another person and their message perceived. Tears are a social signal.
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You also rock.
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The ancestral high-protein diet: drinking the tears of your fallen enemies.
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What is the nutritional value of a lamentation?
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Enough to get swole while pushing a giant wooden wheel, that's for sure
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It’s so my 2 foot long snaked tongue can slither over to your face and lap up those nutrients
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Sounds tempting
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Maybe Cartman was right and you can feed from the tears of others
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I didn't watch a lot of south park but I'm pretty sure cartman was right about a lot of things - just ahead of his time
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*your body is litterally built to sap others energy and goodwill like a parasite
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This is nonsense. It's so the tear can be seen by other Fremen and the moisture salvaged.
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