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Edited by Yojimbo:
2/27/2023 1:31:11 AM
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maybe it's referencing to a sound?
in the mourning doves make this sound... doves are symbolical for both peace and war. could also be the sound an owl makes... illuminati confirmed.
edit: look up "the star of ishtar": 8-pointed star. the owl is used as an important symbol as well.
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Owl sector...could be...haven't had much fun with them lately.
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upon further investigation, in mesopotamia, the goddess ishtar/inanna (goddess of love, beauty and war) was associated with the dove. my guess is that "who" is the sound a dove makes.
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Edited by Sol, The Architect Mind: 2/27/2023 1:53:01 AMWait, don't we typically associate that with an owl though...wait...whoo...cooo....whocoocachu. 48.
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owls go woot woooot, doves go who whoooo. small difference with dramatic effect ito sound terminating vs sound propagating. my money on doves. 57
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Well their sound is more coo coo to my ear...maybe they're actually making a statement. 80085...
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Edited by Yojimbo: 2/27/2023 2:11:04 AMlisten closely irl. the difference is sublty negated via audiometric translations. as if sound terminates AS magnetism instead of INTO magnetism... like, puppies are forever, not just for christmas... unless everyday is christmas of course! 6
