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The problem with trying to irrevocably tie what we create to who we are is that it then completely voids the freedom of being able to create things.
Fiction is not meant to be our reality. Its meant for all the things we can’t do. For the things we shouldn’t. For the things we want to do but will never get the chance to. Fiction is for being more than our reality.
What is the point in fiction if you want it to be intrinsically bound to who we are? To what we believe in? To what we dictate we must obey?
How much of our own history would we lose if your demand that we must only create what is sound and ‘right’ comes to fruit? What lessons will we fail to learn in the future because the fiction that taught them to us in the past no longer exists?
Those who huddle in a barren shelter will starve but those who venture forth might find a bounty.
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