#my echos

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Anemone - An enemy anemone - An enemy anemone, Anne, Nemo, and another me -  Anemone An enemy anemone  

Anemone - Anemone anatomy - Anemone anatomy, another Anne and other me -  Anemone - Anemone anatomy  

An enemy - An enemy’s anatomy - An enemy’s anatomy, Anne, Nemo, and an atom me - An enemy - An enemy’s anatomy

Anemone - Anemone is an enemy - Anemone is an enemy, Anne, Nemo, and atomic me -  Anemone - Anemone is an enemy

Anemone - An enemy anemone - An enemy anemone, Anne, Nemo, and another me - Anemone - An enemy anemone  

Anemone!!!!! 

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Semantic satiation (also semantic saturation) is a psychological phenomenon in which repetition causes a word or phrase to temporarily lose meaning for the listener, who then perceives the speech as repeated meaningless sounds.

Ironically, this is one of my most consistent echos. I think it’s a combination of language being a special interest and trying to find the most pleasing place to put the emphasis in ‘satiation.’ 

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That feel when you don’t normally have echographia, but you’ve just woken up from 3 hours of hyperfocus on your SpIn in conlangs/conscripting with 12 full pages of the same 40 symbols: 

May I present my application for The Society of Known Autisms

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