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For someone claiming they want to "fix it all" with one book, you sure decided to focus on some frivolous things to spur our minds. Hitler? New cars? Very deep stuff man.
Ive decided its not worth the energy this early to indulge in your poorly crafted thought experiment, try again when youve got some substance worth building on.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 72602481 The substance is you. Please come back when you are refreshed and share. I would appreciate it. How do you treat life and death in your book? Conflict and peace? Time? Free will or fate? Is this book soley about the human experience? There are some freebies for you to chew on. Good luck. I'm feeling generous: Do you allow pain and suffering? What makes something "good" or "evil?" Are those even concepts in your book or are they abandoned in favor of something else. If so, what is that something, and what makes it that way? Once you've written the book that "fixes" everything, does it stay fixed forever? What do you say to the person who says things are perfect just the way they are?
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