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Realityfoible

A weakness in reality.
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A haiku of debate by Realityfoible, literature

When I breathe by Realityfoible, literature

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A haiku of debate by Realityfoible, literature

When I breathe by Realityfoible, literature

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Don't know where I'm going. by Realityfoible, literature

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My Bio

Older than I've ever been and younger than I ever will be.


Favourite Movies
Unbreakable, The last samurai, A.I.
Favourite TV Shows
Better Call Saul, West Wing, The Newsoorm
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Yanni, Kitaro, Keiko Matsui, Massive Attack
Favourite Books
Shogun, House of Leaves, 1984
Favourite Writers
James Clavell, George Orwell
Favourite Games
Arkham Asylum, EBA, Expand, Factorio
Favourite Gaming Platform
PC. Hands down.
Tools of the Trade
Cat, Pen, Brain
Here's a postulation:   In today's market, any IP by any producer can be copied a thousand fold for free.  The RIAA complains that this hurts the music distribution industry.  Let's analyze that.   If any media can be copied for free without loosing media or quality, that means the only link on the chain that the music industry plays at all is to recruit, record, and produce that first entry into the marketplace.    How do they hold that position?  Music recording tools/environments are expensive, musicians need someone else to fund and record them.   But the internet is providing better and better software and tools to record and distribute
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Up to this point in time, news sources have followed a printing model that places high value on mass producing a single article and blasting it out to absolutely anyone they can possibly reach, effectively inundating their entire audience all the time about everything, regardless of if the customer is interested or not.   This model made sense decades ago when papers were constrained to being literally mass produced on a printing press and shipping it to everyone, but now, this is largely not the case.   People were willing to pay and wade through what they largely don't care about because of a single interesting article, or relevant update o
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*The Fine Print

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Hello and welcome. *This post is a disclaimer of sorts… I strongly believe that the best way to present an idea is to express it in a tone of serious intent; to act as though you believe in it thoroughly. I believe that every rhetorical dialogue ought be a play where the practitioners remove their own beliefs and judgement whilst donning the guise of one who lives by the code of whatever it is they are arguing, even if it means taking on the role of devil's advocate. Thus, to protect this aspect of rhetoric theatre, I believe that towards every claim that an individual might make, there is an inherent asterisk sitting beside their wo
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Thanks for the watch ,)
Thank you for the watch :)
Of course mate. Love your letter work.
Hey, so I thought I'd say

I LOVE YOU

in case you didn't know.

:3