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by travisjungroth
1059 days ago
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This story made me realize a common pattern. A story in your life may lead to an insight. This does not mean the series of events make a good argument, like the conclusion is supported by the events that lead up to it. I think that’s what happened here. Author carries guilt about an event. Finds out the guilt was unfounded. This makes them realize a story can change at any moment. So you can change a story at any moment, change the narrative around a situation. Is this conclusion supported by the story? To your point, no, not really. That doesn’t mean it’s wrong or absurd, either. There may have been a ton of other information in the author’s head and this event unlocked it. Maybe it will for some readers, to. But it’s not something that will stand up to scrutiny. |
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