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Spyware does not reduplicate or spread like computer worms or viruses do.
Why may not thought's mission be to increase and elevate, rather than simply to imitate and reduplicate existence?
Looking at Arnold Newman's famous 1949 photograph of Pollock standing in his studio before one of these studies, one perceives that the figure's limbs and general deportment uncannily reduplicate the arrangement in Triad, as if to provide visual evidence of Pollock's all-over fractal technique--and not, as Newman has it, as "Romantic Artist" (note here the Holbeinian skull on the shelf above the artist).
 
 
 
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