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exercises performed in up-to-date schools prevent pulmonary maladies.

Joined together, one person's blood cells could circle the Earth four

times, but the hearts of lovers might still be broken. A summer apple is

acid and sour, but by autumn has grown sweet. The stomach of a contented

man secretes copious digestive juices. The blows of an enzyme hammer

break fatty acid chains. Freedom! Excessive accumulation of

fat in the gluteal region is considered a mark of beauty among the

Hottentots and certain tribes of Africa. Owing to the asymmetry of the

body, every blind wandering must end in a circle: philosophy is the

straight edge of the soul. The neck of a giraffe has no more vertebrae

than that of a mouse, yet both incline to the heavens for their mythologies.

Neurons of the nervous system may be compared with component parts of many

electrical appliances. A giant stretched across the globe from Cape Horn to

Alaska would not feel his feet being eaten by a shark till eighty hours

later. A walnut provides an admirable model of the human skull and brain.

The cerebellum can be made out of radishes and slices of bread, fastened

together with knitting needles. Numberless ether waves pervade the

infinity of the cosmos, ceaselessly streaming into the lungs of our planet.

Inhaling green.

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Beneath the night sky, ego meets self. The minute universe of the human

brain observes the boundless universe of interstellar space. The brain

has fifteen thousand million cells: the galaxy has as many stars. Between

them stands humanity, whose intellect has discovered both, but cannot

comprehend either the one, or the other. Self meets ego, beneath the

night sky. Inhaling green.

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Numberless ether waves pervade the

infinity of the cosmos, ceaselessly streaming into the lungs of our planet.

The cerebellum can be made out of radishes and slices of bread, fastened

together with knitting needles.

Owing to the asymmetry of the body, every blind wandering must end in a circle:

philosophy is the straight-edge of the soul.

Joined together, one person's blood cells could circle the Earth four

times, but the hearts of lovers might still be broken.

Gas factory of the lungs.

Inhaling green.

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How can I see what I cannot touch

How can I touch what I cannot know

How can I know what I cannot fear

How can I fear what I cannot judge

How can I judge what I cannot see

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