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Jan 9, 2025Posted in art, language, philosophy, psychologyTagged crow, humour, image, language, meme, philosophy, psychology, semanticsLeave a comment

Been focusing on programming (read: debugging). I’ll leave you with this from Poorly Drawn Lines.

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