Are Caffeinated Spiders Faster Weavers?

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The discussion centers around a figure from a 1995 New Scientist article that illustrates the effects of caffeine on spider webs. Participants express nostalgia and curiosity about the impact of caffeine, with one person sharing their experience of trying Jolt Cola for the first time, noting its similarity to Pepsi and the excitement of the can's opening. The conversation highlights the chaotic nature of spider webs created under caffeine's influence, questioning how spiders can maintain patience and precision when their webs are easily disrupted by insects. Additionally, there is a mention of caffeine's toxicity compared to THC, prompting further curiosity about the implications of caffeine consumption.
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Yeah, I remember that O_O, now I kinda want to get some caffeine and find various bugs and feed it to them.

Speaking of caffeine, I tried my first Jolt Cola ever yesterday! I was surprised that it tasted almost exactly like pepsi. Also, those battery cans are awesome! O_O The first time you open them, they make a nice POPPSH!
 
Well, if you're all jittery with caffeine, who would have the patience to make a neat and tidy web, especially when some big, dumb bug is going to fly into it and wreck it in a few minutes anyway? :smile:
 
so according to that article caffiene is more toxic than thc?
 

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