Deaths: in the world many, here two.
Murders: in this room none, outside it, 1.5.
Loves: one claimed, one confirmed.
Sins: is there a god? If so, many. If not, none.
Saints: already covered.
Ambiguities: none.
Interjections: Ah!
Leading statements: where?
Humor: obviously none.
Lies: the sinners always lie together, but in this case, as god is not claiming to exist, the sinners might, like the saints, end up completely covered, and then who knows who is lying and with whom. Though we do know someone is in there all cuddled up with the door locked. And if I'm not mistaken, they are praying to their god.
Truths: can't there be only one?
Endings: can't there be only one?
The end of truth: simple math makes this two.
Contradictions: see above.
Questions: answers.
Wit: see humor above.
Sarra: Ingrid?
Benveniste: two professors, one father, half a desperate man
Annoyance: at this point, though I don't think you can count a feeling, I feel like annoyance is definitely registering on whatever kind of analytical tool measures such things, though even just talking about it is a bit annoying, so the measurement might be affecting the measurement.
Machine: many but only one that really matters, though the boat does also in terms of survival, but the machine machine, the one downstairs that maybe you have met, or maybe not, but to face the bliss and terror of that meeting, is also to face the machine.
Analytics: Not yet ravishing! Stay tuned!
Murders: in this room none, outside it, 1.5.
Loves: one claimed, one confirmed.
Sins: is there a god? If so, many. If not, none.
Saints: already covered.
Ambiguities: none.
Interjections: Ah!
Leading statements: where?
Humor: obviously none.
Lies: the sinners always lie together, but in this case, as god is not claiming to exist, the sinners might, like the saints, end up completely covered, and then who knows who is lying and with whom. Though we do know someone is in there all cuddled up with the door locked. And if I'm not mistaken, they are praying to their god.
Truths: can't there be only one?
Endings: can't there be only one?
The end of truth: simple math makes this two.
Contradictions: see above.
Questions: answers.
Wit: see humor above.
Sarra: Ingrid?
Benveniste: two professors, one father, half a desperate man
Annoyance: at this point, though I don't think you can count a feeling, I feel like annoyance is definitely registering on whatever kind of analytical tool measures such things, though even just talking about it is a bit annoying, so the measurement might be affecting the measurement.
Machine: many but only one that really matters, though the boat does also in terms of survival, but the machine machine, the one downstairs that maybe you have met, or maybe not, but to face the bliss and terror of that meeting, is also to face the machine.
Analytics: Not yet ravishing! Stay tuned!