Editing Clouds-2

{{comic
	| number    = 5474
	| date      = November 23, 2019
	| title     = clouds-2
	| image     = 1574525263-20191123.png
	| votey     = 157452531920191123after.png
	| titletext = One of these days I need to do a whole book with just comics about how life will be better once humans are gone.
}}
==Explanation==
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==Transcript==
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:A at the same time I see that water is intermolecular forces and ionic bonds, a dance of uncountable points on the shell of a blue sphere hung under a far off star.
:But I also see the cloud as a part of a vast climatic system - a thin sphere of flows and whirls, gaps in the sky that open, close, that rend the ground with violence, that water the thinnest of orchids.
:And the atoms of water themselves aren't particular, but infinite ripples borne on invisible fields, stretching beyond human sight, journeying wherever the great first motion told them to go.
:And if I use every bit of my processing power, classical and quantum, I can see it all as a palimpsest of beauties, each bearing you along to the truth, until you find you've arrived back
:At the beginning.
:What do you see?
:A turtle with, like, two heads.
:Ah.
:And good for you, buddy!
:n
==Votey Transcript==
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:Well, at least I won't feel bad during the homanicide.
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