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... is unique. Like an iris, a fingerprint, or the amount
of peanuts in one's feces.
Do you know how I can tell a human from an android?
The human has, by the age of 30, fingered his navel
and then sniffed the results at least a hundred times.
And that is because there is a uniqueness there, a delight
in recognizing that the smell imprisoned in ones navel is
a memoir of what we've done and where we've been.
P.S. Rookie, write a poem about it.
of peanuts in one's feces.
Do you know how I can tell a human from an android?
The human has, by the age of 30, fingered his navel
and then sniffed the results at least a hundred times.
And that is because there is a uniqueness there, a delight
in recognizing that the smell imprisoned in ones navel is
a memoir of what we've done and where we've been.
P.S. Rookie, write a poem about it.