text: An enthusiast of this topic visited Amorphous Island, whose first king ate a monolith and had sex with his harem inside of it, and whose second king chased away all the fish by building railroads.
full_question: An enthusiast of this topic visited Amorphous Island, whose first king ate a monolith and had sex with his harem inside of it, and whose second king chased away all the fish by building railroads. Its major Canadian practitioner is Christian Bök, whose book Crystallography uses the study of crystals to explain language. A Boris Vian book asking "What's That?," in regards to this topic was published by a London college whose Committee for Hirsutism and Pogonotrophy is devoted to it. Practitioners of this discipline must make their language resemble syzygies, since "a word must transfix a momentary conjunction or opposition of meanings." Dr. Faustroll is a figure in this movement, which "seeks to understand the universe that is supplementary to our own." The study of what lies beyond metaphysics is at the center of, for 10 points, what "science of imaginary solutions" created by Alfred Jarry?
first_sentence: An enthusiast of this topic visited Amorphous Island, whose first king ate a monolith and had sex with his harem inside of it, and whose second king chased away all the fish by building railroads.
raw_answer: pataphysics