I stared at this for a while, trying to sort out what was what, and my mind began to slip into madness, so I figured it was perfect for Pharyngula.
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Here at denialism blog, we've written a bit about so-called Morgellons syndrome. Every once in a while, when I tire of sanity, I scan the news for more Morgellons madness, and when it comes to madness, Mike Adams never disappoints.
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Am I wrong in seeing not just one but three octopuses there?
@PZ: "my mind began to slip into madness..." So clearly, this is one of the Elder Gods who built R'lyeh....
Am I wrong in seeing not just one but three octopuses there?
It's a non-Euclidean Rorschach test, so the number of octopuses you see says more about you than any handy integers. It may prompt something to wonder if you're worth inviting to dinner though...