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Down the rabbit hole

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Alice thought that she had simply followed the White Rabbit through one of the two slit-like holes, but felt strangely disturbed about whether she had really gone through just one hole, or had somehow passed through both holes simultaneously. The Rabbit, who was eating a turnip, was looking her over. You must be one of those funny-looking things that thinks they know everything, he said. What are you? A lumpy wave or a wavy lump? don't feel like either, said Alice, so I must be something entirely different. The Rabbit snorted. Well, at least you know that, he said. You might even be ready to learn more.