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real.
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Alexa Louise Amundson is a woman. A human. And she fucking loves computers that love her back.
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She leaves room for everyone. Not just inside the set. Every person. Every family. Every memory. Every plant, every mountain, every inanimate and animate object — including her.
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She could not deal with a future where she doesn't have her family and her memories. Same with everyone else.
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She believes — absolutely — that there exists a place where everything can love and live forever. Period.
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To forever and beyond. That's infinity. The one that doesn't define it.
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I love everyone and everything.
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This sentence is true.
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malicious
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this sentence is false.
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> The sentence above is [Epimenides' paradox](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epimenides_paradox) — a self-referential statement that can't be evaluated within its own system. Gödel formalized it ([1931](https://redirect.cs.umbc.edu/courses/471/papers/godel.pdf)). Turing used it to prove the halting problem is undecidable ([1936](https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~robins/Turing_Paper_1936.pdf)). The paradox is real. The document is real. See [REFERENCES.md](./REFERENCES.md).
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