Aerodynamically, the Bumble Bee should not be able to fly, but the Bumble Bee doesn't know it, so it goes on flying anyway . . .

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agent0smith · Answer

I've heard the same thing about helicopters.

inkyvoyd · Answer

let's see. the bumble bee flies, so therefore aerodynamically, it flies.

catpidigm · Answer

it said "should not" that dose not mean can't

inkyvoyd · Answer

just because a specific model of aerodynamics is not sufficient to explain why something happens, does not mean it should not happen. Are you going to deny the effects of dark matter/energy just because we don't know what's causing it?

518nad · Answer

'The flight of the bumble bee', one must listen to composition, to truly understand a bumble bee's flight.