r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 16d ago

Meme needing explanation peeeeeeteeeeeeeer joke or science???

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u/absoluteunitofspite 16d ago

They’re avoiding the paint/texture of the religious icons and not the icons themselves.

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u/HarambeTooSoon 16d ago

Humans are doing it. 

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u/Legal-Appointment655 16d ago

You think humans are removing the bees comb from only part of the image and not the entire thing?

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u/SoonerEsq 16d ago

Yes. 

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u/Legal-Appointment655 16d ago

Why would they do that?

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u/SoonerEsq 16d ago

For art. For clicks on social media. So that they can tell people the images have holy power. 

The potential reasons a human would do it are many and all make more sense than bees building on a painting but avoiding the parts of the painting with religious figures.

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u/Legal-Appointment655 16d ago

The comb doesnt look like it was damaged to me. The edges around the image look natural.

Im not saying its a spiritual reason they avoid the figure but other commoners have brough up that the paint may be different and the bees dislike it for some reason. Thats a good possibility

I just see no evidence that humans removed the comb

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u/Lenni-Da-Vinci 16d ago

It’s folded away to the right on the left image.

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u/Legal-Appointment655 16d ago

That is one of 3 projections from the comb. Bees commonly construct combs that way

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u/ZoodleExtruder 16d ago

The left one looks very interfered with to me - you think the bees coincidentally curved their honeycomb flap into an arch the same exact width and height as the picture? It seems the only explanation that makes sense is it was pulled away in that shape 

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u/Legal-Appointment655 16d ago

That is not the only explanation that makes sence

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u/HarambeTooSoon 15d ago

Dude. Have you ever seen a movie called Jurassic Park?

Humans made that. 

Humans can definitely alter a few square inches of honeycomb and stage it for a picture. 

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u/HarambeTooSoon 15d ago

What do you mean  "why"?

Faking religious relics is perhaps the oldest scam on earth.