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There are actually only 12 distinct types of gibberish "words" in this
text. When traced out on a QWERTY keyboard (as the many symbols might
suggest), each makes the shape of a digit 0-9, a *, or a #. This leaves us
with a single new gibberish "word" per line. Since we have only digits,
stars, and pound symbols, we need to move to a telephone keypad and trace
out shapes as before. This time, we get "words" consisting of the letters
A-G and what look like lowercase b's. This set might bring to mind a third
sort of keyboard: a piano, with b as a flat symbol. Tracing out shapes
using these three words yields MNO.
We can't go any deeper into the rabbit hole, so it must be time to go back
up. MNO is printed on the telephone key also bearing 6; 6 is printed on
the keyboard key also bearing ^. So we emerge from the rabbit hole with a
CARET.
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