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Heathcliff without Heathcliff 5/23/2024
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this post was submitted on 23 May 2024
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I like how exactly nothing changes with or without heathcliff
Actually the last three before this made little sense without Heathcliff. Unless you believe in magic puppets, I guess.
If we can believe in meat robots and gum that makes you fly then magic puppets is an easy ask.
Well then, everything and nothing makes sense with and without Heathcliff.
It's the unifying theory behind quantum mechanics and general relativity, they just didn't know where to look!
You can know where to look but that precludes knowing when to look.
The act of looking changes the reality.