29:17did you see the FPS bug?
29:19Did you see the teleporting pink bug
29:19the higher the mass, the higher the inertia
29:19Did you see the teleporting bug?
29:20yes, very tiny nerves and very little mass
29:21they are fast when you try to get them out of the house
29:21Did you see that one spider that moves go fast it looks like a glitch
29:21dang mosquitoes are....
29:21Fast relative to their size sure
29:21planes are big but the sky is just to deep for them to look super fast
29:22keep thinking biboo....
29:22that's because they are small
29:23:_bijouPat::_bijouPat::_bijouPat:
29:23I speculate a giant robot could be fast, if it were many small (nanomachines) flying in formation to resemble a giant robot
29:24It would be "slow" because of the Inertial Momentum. The bigger (longer) something is from it's joint, the harder it is to move it. If it moves too fast it could also bend and break.
29:25bugs are very lightweight too
29:25Bugs by and large are fast, most of the time
29:25There not much distance from limbs to brains
29:28:_bijouThink::_bijouThink::_bijouThink:
29:30think of how rockets are slow at the start of take off
29:30Some animals simply have better reaction time
29:30its relative to distance and light
29:32if a 100ft thing moves 1 ft it L
29:33According to google: it's because of the Square-Cube Law
29:34Flies have Sharingans
29:35technically speaking being Small is more efficient
29:36:_bijouThink::_bijouThink::_bijouThink:
29:36It depends on Proccessing, and Reaction
29:36it's because you slap the air before you slap the fly
29:37the size is the thing