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Why Do Bugs Always Die On Their Backs?
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Morning bugs!
Ya, actually.
Why do little bugs ALWAYS die on their backs??
Well, insects are built upside-down..
They’ve got these heavy domed backs:
And little skinny chicken legs
This gives bugs a high center of mass. The point where gravity acts.
So even a small wobble makes them topple
This is usually fine!
Like these click beetles can just muscle it up and FLIP themselves back over:
But when an insect gets sick:
Injured:
Or poisoned:
Those muscles weaken and curl in.
So gravity takes over and they land on those heavy backs!
But what does it feel like for a HUMAN to die?!
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Stay Alive,
Henry & Dylan🌈
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MarketingIdeas.com is one of the best marketing newsletters out there.
60,000+ subscribers. Written by Tom Orbach, Director of Growth at Wiz (a $32B startup). Read by CMOs at companies like HubSpot, Google, and Shopify.
Every Thursday, it breaks down one campaign that's working right now. The viral posts, the positioning tricks, the weird A/B tests that 10x'd conversions. All with the exact playbook to copy it.
Recent issues covered: how to reach customers when 90% of the internet is AI slop, how to recruit an army of micro-influencers, how to make journalists write about you (for free), and what to do if your marketing sucks.
One idea per week. Zero fluff. Takes 3 minutes to read.
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