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This function suffers from lack of notability. The formula itself does nothing spectacular; only interpreting constants as bitmaps pixel-by-pixel. The constant itself is just a bitmap of the formula encoded as an integer. The formula itself does not output this constant, and thus is roughly as self-referential as the "echo" command is in unix when given the input "echo". I have put to question this article's notability back in November, but there has been little relevant discussion on the corresponding part of the article's talk page. Cachedio (talk) 05:57, 26 February 2016 (UTC)[reply]