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Some may think that your code would benefit greately from an optimizing compiler. Leaving the minor, worldly details aside, one may envision your code similar in machinations and side effects to /bin/true. Yeah, True. Is this union with the Universe? Or that would be /bin/false? Or is it impossible to achieve such a feat, therefore we have to explore every nook and cranny of the absurd, the strange marriage between the conscious man and the hostile and meaningless world, never trying to elude what is given, our mortal condition... The absurd man says yes and his efforts will henceforth be unceasing. If there is a personal fate, there is no higher destiny, or at least there is but one which he concludes is inevitable and despicable. For the rest, he knows himself to be the master of his days.

Below is Perl's painstaking interpretation of the whole affair. One must imagine Perl happy. :)

$ perl -MO=Terse /tmp/censor.pl
LISTOP (0x8185fc8) leave [1]
    OP (0x8123230) enter
    COP (0x8184320) nextstate
    BINOP (0x8185fa0) sassign
        SVOP (0x8185f80) const  PV (0x812a9b4) ""
        UNOP (0x8185f60) null [15]
            SVOP (0x8127148) gvsv  GV (0x812aa14) *Freedom
    COP (0x8186108) nextstate
    BINOP (0x81860e0) sassign
        SVOP (0x81860c0) const  PV (0x812aa38) ""
        UNOP (0x81860a0) null [15]
            SVOP (0x8185ff0) gvsv  GV (0x812a9a8) *Censorship
    COP (0x81231f0) nextstate
    UNOP (0x81231d0) null
        LOGOP (0x81231a8) cond_expr
            BINOP (0x81861a8) eq
                UNOP (0x8186168) null [15]
                    SVOP (0x8186148) gvsv  GV (0x812aa14) *Freedom
                SVOP (0x8186188) const  IV (0x811f568) 1
            LISTOP (0x8186298) leave
                OP (0x8123188) enter
                COP (0x8186258) nextstate
                BINOP (0x8186230) sassign
                    SVOP (0x8186210) const  IV (0x812a9e4) 0
                    UNOP (0x81861f0) null [15]
                        SVOP (0x81861d0) gvsv  GV (0x812a9a8) *Censors
+hip
            UNOP (0x8123168) null
                LOGOP (0x8123140) and
                    BINOP (0x812db50) eq
                        UNOP (0x8184060) null [15]
                            SVOP (0x81862c0) gvsv  GV (0x812a9fc) *Cen
+sorhip
                        SVOP (0x81862f8) const  IV (0x812aa08) 1
                    LISTOP (0x81230f8) leave
                        OP (0x8123120) enter
                        COP (0x81230b8) nextstate
                        BINOP (0x8123090) sassign
                            SVOP (0x8123070) const  IV (0x812a9d8) 0
                            UNOP (0x8123050) null [15]
                                SVOP (0x812db78) gvsv  GV (0x812aa14) 
+*Freedom
/tmp/censor.pl syntax OK
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In reply to One must imagine Perl happy... by calin
in thread Poem about the FCC by shirkdog_perl

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