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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

Why is this pattern so ubiquitous and does it have a name?

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Why is this pattern so ubiquitous and does it have a name?

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I call it “paramecia”. But that’s just my personal way of calling it, without knowing the real original name !

Good to know though :)
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  Most people I know name it after some kind of microorganism 😆
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    Like a paramecium?

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