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by Major Mithul Sharma
(Sonitpur, Assam, India)

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Photo Credit: pyth0ns

When a person writes something on a page in a writing pad, the ball point pen creates an impression of the writen text on the next page also.




If the actual page on which the text was written is removed from the writng pad, can the written text be traced from the impressions on the next page?

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