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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world · 8 months ago

We should name the moon. Most people don't call their pets "dog" or "cat".

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We should name the moon. Most people don't call their pets "dog" or "cat".

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  The “moon” belongs to humanity. We should pick a better name.
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    The “moon” belongs to humanity
    
    Says who?
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    I know a pack of wolves who disagree
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    Found the Taker.

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