@ARGV=$0; $GR=@AV+$=;$_=<>;s/([^+]+)\+.+/y|$+$GR++|morenlpsk|/;eval;s/[^k]+?kk(.+)kk.+/$+/;print;

Update: Prints `perlmonks'. Runs only from its own file, code starting on first line with no extra leading spaces, obviously no #!/usr/.../perl on the first line.

What it does
Transliterates the perl code itself onto the perlmonks string. Reuses an anagram of the same characters (@ARGV=$0; to $GR=@AV..) to generate more perl code and transforms it into a y||| transliteration by using an s/// search. Also uses the fact that unmapped transliteration characters are mapped to the last of the mapped-to characters. Obfuscates the character 0 (zero) by using the $= variable whose value is usually 60 by default (`6' will map to the last transliteration character, `k', while `0' will map to `s').

I see another monk, jdalbec, has taken the time to rearrange the code in a reply.

In reply to Original Enough? by perldeveloper

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