By I posted a link to this article on Facebook, and the author shared it and I thought it was interesting. So I thought, I’ll share it here.
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I read this article, and yes, it was shared here. The From is who posted the link, so if you do see it here, you can click on the link and see who posted it.
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This is the second time we’ve linked to articles here, the first being from our sister site, The Daily Dot. This article did appear in the article, so we added it here. We also added it to the link.
This one is from our own sister site, The Daily Dot. We added the link to the article here. We also added it to the link.
Because of how we’re not able to find the text behind the link… we’ve added it here to the article.
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