ᛠ byþ egle eorla gehwylcun.
ðonn fæstlice flæsc onginneþ.
hraw colian hrusan ceosan
blac to gebeddan bleda gedreosaþ.
wynna gewitaþ … More
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A is for always and be is become.
C cogitates then D says it’s done.
Everyone falls grave here in jeopardy.
Kenning loves mingling, now one plurality.
Quick… More
\d M
moo: “];” / 0: end loop
mOo: “p-:1;” / 1: dec mem ptr
moO: “p+:1;” / 2: inc mem ptr
mOO: “. M@(!M)@m p” / 3: eval
Moo: “.:[m… More
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X: What happens after you die?
Y: God, am I dying?
X: Not you, me. Anybody. What happens after? Then what?
Z: It’s like there’s no after anymore, you enter into … More
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April 8, 240 b.c.e.
Eratosthenes of Cyrene
Chief Librarian
Great Library of Alexandria
Alexandria, Egypt
Dear Eratosthenes,
Greetings my dear friend. I congratulate you on your… More
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Y: This is our future? Ear and Feoh. Death and cattle? Are we going to kill a cow? Are we meeting some rich cattle?
Z: Wealth. It means wealth.
Y: Wealth? Like lots of cows?
X: Portable… More
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