You saw it here, first: CoPilot’s shallow insight. . .
A quirky legacy.
Ping pong playing, rope-jumping pigeon, descended from WW II experiments by B.F. Skinner
“Naming a pigeon ‘Penguin Four’ is not a cultural phenomenon. The most likely explanation, the name is a fictional combination of words.
The name probably arises from an act of creative whimsy, like in a story or a joke. It also contrasts the nature of two different words, penguin’ and ‘pigeon’.
The number ‘four’ makes the character’s name sound unusual as if it’s a specific number in a joke punchline, bizarre detail, or simple flight of fancy?
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Spoiler Alert
CoPilot claims that the Academy of Reality isn’t real; the title creates a sense of dread and unease; it blurs the line between education and indoctrination, arbitrary metrics and rules, corporate absurdity vs. individual truth