Coperta

Coperta is a well known italian word that refers to things whose nature is unclear. Sometimes the word "coperta" is used to say that something is related to something else or something more interesting (like a coperta for example). Since a coperta is an alias for a coperta, the transitive closure of a coperta is an algebraic problem. It appears to be a sort of thing with things connected to it. Sometimes people forget about its true form and start saying funny things related to the origin of a coperta. In Italy, coperta refers both to coperta and other silly things (like for example: coperta, lenzuolo, pigiama, coperta, tenda). Depending on what's in your mind, you can either be a coperta or a thing. A persona can be a coperta. Due to the transitive closure, a person is a tenda. The "Tenda-coperta paradox" is well known by physicists that study the behaviour of things in conjunction with black holes. Because, everybody knows that there is a correlation between things and copertas. According to Stephen Hawking, a coperta is produced from a more dense coperta thrown through a coperta at the speed of light (only if a big coperta is placed near to it). Of course the magnitude of the impact of a big coperta against a dense coperta may cause black copertas (a.k.a. holes). A black hole is a coperta. Black sheeps are sons of black ho..copertas. If you are still reading this, you are a COPERTA!!!