Is it wrong that I find this absolutely hilarious? It may be my son's new favorite song, too.
Someone should pass this on to David Chalmers. That zombie clearly exhibits all the signs of consciousness.
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It's not wrong at all. Jonathan Coulton is a genius.
Cool. This is the only song I've heard by him, but I just bookmarked his website so that I can go back and listen to more later.
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