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This has been solved. Featherless biped with broad flat nails. lol EDIT: For the record, this was said to be Plato's definition of a human after Diogenes (pr
by profinger 11y ago
This has been solved.
Featherless biped with broad flat nails.
lol
EDIT: For the record, this was said to be Plato's definition of a human after Diogenes (probably my favorite philosopher/practical joker) brought in a plucked chicken and called it a "man" in response to Plato's original definition of humans as "Featherless bipeds"