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Sung to Foreigner's Head Games. Inspired by some
recent
idea titles and the tone thereof, with only slight word
changes (as needed):
Daylight, alright
I don't know, I don't know if it's real
Been a long night and something ain't right
You won't bun, you won't bun this idea!
No time ever seems right
To talk about the reasons why you and I fight
It's high time to draw the line
Put an end to these bones, before it's too late
half games, it's you not me, maybe.
half games, and I can't take it anymore
half games, I don't wanna play the...
half games
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For some reason, possibly today's Dilbert comic, I am reminded of Schrödinger's Cat. If they ever wanted to rename this place, I might suggest "Shrödinger's Bakery". We could still imagine Ideas that are only half-there...and play games with only half the rules, and so on. |
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The question [Vernon] is If you put an idea in a box that gives it
almost unlimited possibility for actualization, does it stay an idea,
become baked , or exist in an incomplete or partial state, and
doing a later internet search and finding the idea collapses the
indeterminancy? |
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Obviously, you must conduct the experiment to find out! |
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