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One of the philosophical questions of the ages has been answered: if Phil Donahue's show was cancelled, and nobody was watching it, would anyone find out?
Apparently, the answer is yes. Philosophers are still working on that “tree in the woods” thing, though.
The word comes via Donald Sensing; clearly, I wouldn't have found out about it another way.
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