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“Era algo totalmente inventado, que não foi dito por Maurice Jarre, nem por ninguém. Os experimentos de ciência social sempre têm questões éticas, pelo fato de as pessoas serem usadas como cobaias. Não queria manchar ou distorcer a reputação de ninguém e, por isso, decidi divulgar uma frase que não afetaria a grandiosidade de Jarre”

Maluco inventa uma bobagem qualquer, coloca na Wikipedia, e todos os jornais do mundo copiam.  Depois querem saber pq os jornais estão acabando.

So the two words I was trying to illustrate today for my CSOTD were “butter” and “cat”. I did a quick Google search to see if anyone had done a drawing of a cat with butterfly wings (indeed). Then I came across the classic “buttered cat paradox” definition about tying a piece of buttered toast to the back of a cat which leaves the cat spinning in mid-air — it gives me a good guffaw every time I hear it.

I think the paradox is best explained in a comic drawn by Greg Williams which can be found here (wish I had come up with this myself — totally hilarious and captures the concept perfectly).

So here’s what I ended up with the words:

Cat Butter Illustration