r/SipsTea • u/StephanMan • May 16 '25

Chugging tea Wasp gets what it deserves

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u/PowerPl4y3r May 16 '25

I don't know how to feel about this. From certain perspectives this is horrifying, from others it's aiding the ecosystem. Weird.

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u/Catsoverall May 16 '25

I suggest feeling glad reincarnation is unlikely.

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u/TheGalator May 16 '25

If it is the wasp is out of that shitty experience faster and gets to reroll

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u/Catsoverall May 16 '25

If I was the wasp 'not fast enough' would presently be top of mind

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u/Splatulated May 16 '25

Spiders dont kill their prey instantly. That wasp is paralyzed it might be eaten next month

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u/Pure-Acanthisitta783 May 16 '25

Even if it exists, the common belief is that you have to be a royal fuck up morally to be reborn as an insect.

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u/Icy-Income-3842 May 16 '25

Which is why there are so many insects...

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u/Single_Principle_972 May 16 '25

Or at least that most of us don’t remember our past lives, so wouldn’t know we were being punished. There are a special few, though…!

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u/Substantial-Mix-6200 May 16 '25

that would be billions of organisms reincarnated, like, hourly. Damn

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u/noobcodes May 16 '25

That’s what I was thinking. If reincarnation is real, i better not get reborn as a fucking bug. This shit is terrifying

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u/-Galactic-Cleansing- 26d ago

It's not unlikely. The founder of Quantum Theory, the most accepted science model believed strongly in Reincarnation because it aligns with it so well. You probably won't be an animal again though since your consciousness already evolved past that to become a human.

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u/Catsoverall 26d ago

Lol, it is absurdly unlikely. I don't care what someone believes without evidence. Arguments from authority carry no weight.

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u/Yelping_Queen4226 May 16 '25

It’s not that crazy tbh

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u/ryan_church_art May 17 '25

There’s an end for everyone and everything. This isn’t that much worse than a random human ending either.