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0085 - 2167/07/06/12:06 - Lee Caldavera's apartment, living room

Zoa: If you don't want to watch The New Adventures of Sox, Plate 'n Tottle, I could queue up one of the audiobooks...

LC (looking things up): No, you know what, I think I can get this. SN is... Sami Naur... Supernova... North Senegal-Mali... Semantic Normativism... Samyutta Nikaya... Servo Nanodegradation... Solar Nonreflectivity... Sherman Nevinson... Tin...

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LC: Wait, why is the symbol for Tin Sn?

Zoa: Lee, there are millions of words that are signified with the letter S, millions more that are signified with the letter N, and literally billions of non-word code instructions and device addresses-

LC: Ha! Serial Number! Of course! Serial Number increment by one!

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LC: That's it, isn't it? You're saying "you were next to me on the assembly line conveyor belt". It's like... a friendly term for an older or younger sibling!

Zoa: It is... not entirely non-analogous to that.

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LC: That's why it wouldn't mean anything if I said it! Because I don't have a serial number, right?

Zoa: This is me praising you: you're very smart, Lee. Now please watch the nice cartoon about dead Greek people.

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