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by FeepingCreature
1769 days ago
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In daily life, we have faith that there is some sense out there to be made of things. This is generally justified by the lawful nature of nature. In comparison, Lynch can do whatever he likes. In other words, I disagree with Mark Twain: Reality has to make sense, whereas fiction can be made arbitrarily nonsensical. (However, doing so may make it bad fiction, whereas reality is not subject to any such appeal.) |
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