Why doesn't __call__ lead to infinite recursion?

[Aahz]

In article <bhjg3v$q3m$1 at absinth.dialog.net.pl>,
bromden  <bromden at gazeta.pl.no.spam> wrote:
>> foo is a function
>> foo is a callable object
>> foo has method __call__ defined
>
>true
>true
>false

Wrong.  See my followup.
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