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And now, we’ve become just like that dog.
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And now, we’ve become just like that dog.
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The idea was that humans couldn’t hear the notes, but any dog in the vicinity would perk up its ears and look around, baffled.

And now, we’ve become just like that dog.
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And now, we’ve become just like that dog.
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