SOLIPISM KNOWLEDGE OF $SELF FOR ALL YOUR DEEPEST QUERIES.

How many meditations does it take to reach ``Knowledge of Self''?

The following links to the randomly choosing elements from an array node. It is meant to show the reflective nature of $_ and is not an excercise in using or creating a link. Display purposes only. :] 

https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja
+&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwj0yqChgPbUAhVBeD4KHXnPDJsQFggwMAE&url=http%3A%2F%2
+Fwww.perlmonks.org%2F%3Fnode%3Drandomly%2520choosing%2520elements%252
+0from%2520an%2520array&usg=AFQjCNEYUua_3UVPyzYBRG4ruf_ZfYRTXw

[download]

If you squint a bit you can see the GET string looks a lot like Perl code?

a) It's a string with lot's of punctuation.

b) It's lexical in nature, meaning it's value is only apparent inside the context of the page "url", coincidence? :]

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Note:

I thought one of the purposes of the meditations page was to have meditations.

I mean that I could try to explain what I was thinking when i though let's paste this link from google as a meditation, but isn't it better to just meditate on it?

Having fun if you are,
Jambo

In reply to REFLECTIONS on $_ by Jambo Hamon

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