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2026-08-26 16:07:38.230694+02 by
Dan Lyke
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Furbland's Very Backwards Account
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FUN FACT: the Greek god of knowledge was named Thoth, spelled in the Greek
alphabet as θωθ. This means that it is entirely plausible that one, or perhaps several
ancient Greeks have asked "θωθ, what's this?"
This is real. Look it up.
(According to Wikipedia, it's Θώθ, but
close enough...)
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