You have to watch your mouth.
Weird things can come out of it.
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4 comments:
But I think you can't watch your mouth and sing at the same time without violating the uncertainty principle.
Hmm, my mouth might prove that quantum phenomena occur in the macro world - it certainly acts differently when I'm observing it (in the form of paying attention to what I'm saying).
For Mondrian, jazz was the physics of art...
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