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What do mean by "pseudo"? Is it redundant with hypothetical? Do you mean it to literally mean "false", and that living on sausages alone would be a false survival? Perhaps you mean that living on sausages alone would be a fate worse than death? Please explain.
Have been waiting for someone to pick me up on this...
I could argue that you wouldn't survive long on sausages alone, but I still think you'd survive longer than on a huggle-specific diet (Far Eastern homilies regarding yin/yang imbalances notwithstanding). In other words: um, yeah, the inclusion of "pseudo" remains redundant and I am, indeed, a damn fool.
Luckily, my previous post also proves "Muphry's Law" which states that any attempt at correction is statistically likely to contain a mistake of dimensions commensurate with, or exceeding, the original perceived error.
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