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Revision as of 16:31, 23 April 2016
Perpetual motion machines and time machines have one thing in common: Daddy Warbucks.
Consider:
- Perpetual Motion Machines are fictional.
- Daddy Warbucks is fictional.
- Daddy Warbucks would totally invest in a Perpetual Motion Machine.
- The photograph (TO_DO_PHOTO) clearly reveals a man who could possibly be Daddy Warbucks.
- Being fictional -- and this is critical -- Daddy Warbucks could appear anywhere.
And therefore:
- Perpetual Motion Machines are fictional -- just like Time Machines, which Daddy Warbucks would also totally invest in.
And it looks like Daddy Warbucks has invested in Time Machines -- why, just look at that youthful, vacant stare, hungering for a meaningful future ...!
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