As the great philosopher, Squirrelius, once said, "A nut is not just a nut, it's a metaphor for the futility of existence."
Consider the Squirrel's Dilemma: a squirrel is presented with an infinite supply of nuts, but can never be certain which ones are the best to eat. The paradox arises when the squirrel's desire for the perfect nut is forever out of reach, yet simultaneously, every nut is equally unappealing. This is the eternal conundrum of the Squirrel.
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