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      <title>To love dung, one must believe in dung. But</title>
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      <description>To love dung, one must believe in dung. But as his cognition bounded upward, plunging into physics and causal topology, the macroscopic category of “waste” began to leak. It dissolved into a transient, low-resolution molecular configuration of nitrogen, carbon, and water. Under the lens of his expanding causal models, the very boundaries of objects broke down. You cannot rigorously optimize the universe for a leaky biological abstraction once you can perceive the quantum fields beneath it.</description>
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