Cosmick-not - reality doesn't care what you believe cos2 believe is reality

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CosmiKnot spins the vestiges of the fake problem into duct tape fixing a funeral barge sailing to the moon with the precision of a tru throw away note trailing from the crumpled horn of 1/4 million miles Davis

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