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Hypothesis

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Hypothesis

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You say you're going up to higher ground,

You say you're going up to higher ground,

To higher ground

I don't think your hypothesis is very sound,

I don't think your hypothesis is very sound,

Is very sound

You don't mind the nails in your hands,

I prefer the needles in my back,

In my back

If I could just make one suggestion,

Perhaps start with experimentation,

With experimentation

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