Professor Punsley's Notes on Bio-Logical Redundancy

When it comes to the field of bio-logical redundancy, one must consider the following:

• Redundant descriptions of the obvious
• Unnecessary use of buzzwords
• Repetitive use of the same 3-syllable word

For example, consider the following sentence:

"The sun rises in the east, and also rises in the west, and also rises in the middle of the east, and also rises in the west, and also rises, and also, also, also, also, also, also, also."

This is a prime example of bio-logical redundancy in action.