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<h1>So it all happened that one day...</h1>
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I was sitting around wondering (and in my wondering) I thought
about what would happen if two polar opposites were to join
in a circle with a curvy line and what could be more opposite
than "Zen" compared to "LON-CAPA".
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<img src="logo.gif" alt="zen and lon-capa" />
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And...woah. If two polar opposites joining was equivalent to
Zen and Zen equals the universe, then what happens to LON-CAPA?
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How can Zen+LON-CAPA=Zen? We could assume that LON-CAPA=0
in which case LON=CAPA. However LON-CAPA is supposed to be
LON+CAPA, at least semantically. Thus, LON-CAPA=LON+CAPA
which means that CAPA+CAPA=0. And if LON=CAPA, then LON=0.
If we are working in an arithmetic system, then this is
all incomplete if we consider things completely.
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It gets so confusing!
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Maybe it is the case that Zen means that Zen and LON-CAPA exist
which means that Zen exists which means that Zen and LON-CAPA exist.
See how nice this is! All this logic, and it fits in a circle,
just like the image up above! Thus, we can approach a non-fictional
understanding to the effect that everything below here is <u>completely</u>
fictional.
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<img src='comic1.gif' alt='comic 1' />
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<img src='comic2.gif' alt='comic 2' />
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<img src='comic3.gif' alt='comic 2' />
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<img src='comic4.gif' alt='comic 2' />
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<img src='comic5.gif' alt='comic 2' />
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