it works for johnny

July25

rubiks cube shennanigans I continue to be fascinated by all things perspective.

Clearly little Johnny’s parents are hands-on when it comes to his development. But, then, I can’t actually tell you with certainty wether this story is even true or not.

If it were, I imagine another story where his little brother, Clarence, has depth perception issues, yet aspires to be a trapeze artist or juggler.

All things being equal, and in keeping with our own aspirations towards being good citizens, I will offer a potential solution to Johnny’s eventual dilemma: Replacing colors with numbers.

Peace be to my Brothers and Sisters.

Brian Patrick Cork

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Tags: development, Life, Natural Selection, perception, rubiks cube

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