ABSURDITIES

The article contains a series of statements characterized as "absurdities" and criticizes copying behavior (copy-paste) from others. The author expresses their frustration with the lack of originality and the tendency of some to copy indiscriminately. The statements are short and concise, using popular expressions such as "What the fox doesn't reach, it calls grapes" to emphasize the inability of some to achieve something on their own. The reference to "kittens" suggests a disdain for those who resort to copying. The article appears to be a direct and spontaneous expression of the author's opinion, without providing specific examples or references to specific people or events. The emphasis is on the general criticism of copying behavior. Overall, the article is a short and scathing denunciation of the lack of originality and the tendency to copy observed in society.