THE DR. FOERSTER CONSPIRACY

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First piece of evidence:

	Cyan	Magenta	Yellow	Black
Ink Usage	a lot	NONE!	a lot	a bit

This is the color usage throughout the book (not the cover). This observation forced us to dig deeper.

Second piece of evidence: obvious typos

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How do you even take the antiderivative of whatever Be clever! is? The obvious solution:

The space is a typo.

Therefore, you must take the antiderivative of Beclever!, with another problem wanting the antiderivative of Beclever!!!

The double factorial function?! This can only mean that Dr. Foerster is trying to send us a secret, hidden message.

Third piece of evidence: reduced yellow ink further on in the book

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As the book progresses, less green colors are used. Already not using any red is suspicious; resorting to only blue colors must mean something!

Dr. Foerster typed the entire book in one day.

This is the only logically sane solution to this problem. By typing the entire book in one day, he must have gotten so tired that he kept making mistakes.

Fourth piece of evidence: interestingly and specifically worded problems

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Some problems are a bit too real-world. Therefore, some secret messages must be hidden.

Dr. Foerster is being held captive!

That's the only logical, sane, and trustworthy answer that can come from this obvious evidence.