Philosophical joke
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| - | *''[[Two sides of a river]]'' by [[Middle-eastern philosopher]] [[Nasreddin]]. | + | *''[[Two sides of a river]]'' by [[Muslim philosopher]] [[Nasreddin]]. |
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- Philosophy
- Humor
- Joke
- Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar
- Meta-joke
- Theories of humor
- Humor in Freud
- Absurdism
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