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The absurd is the result of the mind's contact with the universe, or it's private parts
Its. "It's" means it is.
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Unless referring to ownership of an object by the eponymous evil demon clown in Stephen King's 'It', for example. Also can be a contraction of 'it has' at times.
I'm changing my answer. I meant to "it has" so everyone please reread my comment now, with this new interpretation in mind. Thank's.
Which has no bearing on the usage in the comment.
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