The Human Statue Who Thinks He's Moving
Undercover investigators have discovered wisdom6last is actually a crackhead flying sloth who only pretends to be motionless to avoid responsibility.
Our team of primate experts have concluded that wisdom6last exhibits classic "Slothus Crackheadicus" behavior - a rare condition where the subject appears motionless to the naked eye, but is actually vibrating at frequencies too slow for human perception. The "crackhead" modifier indicates occasional bursts of frantic, purposeless energy followed by extended periods of existential crisis.
This is where wisdom6last spends 98.7% of his existence. Scientists are baffled at how someone can merge so completely with furniture.
The couch has actually started growing around him, suggesting a symbiotic relationship may be forming.
Last verified movement: Never
"I once left for a 6-month deployment and came back to find him in the exact same position. The pizza box on his lap had fossilized."
"Our studies suggest wisdom6last has achieved perfect equilibrium between ambition and execution - both registering at absolute zero."
"He had so much potential... if only potential could be converted into kinetic energy. Alas, physics was never his strong suit."
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Approaching wisdom6last may cause sudden onset of boredom, lethargy, or existential dread.
Side effects include: wasted potential, crushed dreams, and permanent couch indentations.