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Masao KOHMURA's book is another example of wasted effort. It is an
unbelievably time-consuming work of combining five each of JIS Level
1 and Level 2 Chinese characters, for example, randomly. Meaning may
be created if the characters were combined two each, but is absolutely
impossible when five characters from each level are combined. Such
nonsense is a job best performed by a computer. This work is therefore
an example of an advanced use of computer that is too correct that
it is funny: to have the computer concentrate on a monotonous, mechanical
task that it excels at, and have it endlessly discharge meaningless
output.
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