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minus-square@usualsuspect191link42•6 months agoNot only does it help from drying out, but it helps with smell too; some things are better detected with a slower airflow
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink28•6 months agoYep, there’s a reason our noses didn’t simply evolve into a singular hole in the middle of our faces
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink49•6 months agoTwo nostrils allows for stereo smells. If we only had one nostril, we would only be able to smell in mono.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink7•6 months agoI was going to say because it would be fucking weird if we just had one big nose hole. Now I’m thinking about it, our nostrils are already pretty weird. I’m now looking in the mirror at my nostrils and pumping them to the beat of a song.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink4•edit-26 months agoThinking about your body for too long: It’s like semantic satiation but for physiology.
Not only does it help from drying out, but it helps with smell too; some things are better detected with a slower airflow
Yep, there’s a reason our noses didn’t simply evolve into a singular hole in the middle of our faces
Two nostrils allows for stereo smells. If we only had one nostril, we would only be able to smell in mono.
wake me when surround-smell drops
I was going to say because it would be fucking weird if we just had one big nose hole. Now I’m thinking about it, our nostrils are already pretty weird.
I’m now looking in the mirror at my nostrils and pumping them to the beat of a song.
Thinking about your body for too long: It’s like semantic satiation but for physiology.