Word salad, with nettle leaves and rakes
applied belletristics: a little on grasstouching, sober philosophising, and other matters
Everyone steps on the very same rakes, because they love to learn and make mistakes themselves. Learning from others’ mistakes — boring. Others’ mistakes you can only admire, and laugh at like first-rate jokes. You can sculpt a meme or craft a whole book about where the rakes lie and how to find or avoid them, attach maps with a legend and secret paths, supply with footnotes, supplementary materials, a sequel. Perception, however, is deceptive — every book is but fiction, every character is not you.
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