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Furrows emerge from the horses in the terrain--not that I'm against Luxembourg, per se, but undead horses rising from the furrows in their earth understandably leaves me disturbed.
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| The abstract symbol tree constructed from a relatively thorough parsing of our own famed mathematician's Tenniel-illustrated story reveals his hidden intent (and indent).
However, without absolute certainty, I refrain from stating the obvious. Can it merely be the product of a second-order Markov model, or is there a deeper meaning? Unrelatedly, I stumbled upon an article by a semi-infamous, somewhat-recognizable, utterly-ludicrous person. If we ignore the fact that it's written in the conditional tense, it can be cringingly humorous in some places, if by "cringingly humorous", I mean "embarrassed for the human race by the author's existence".
Enough descent into the real world; I must return to the floating one. |
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