Apologies for the noise and not commenting on any on-going discussion.... but..
back in my high school/college days, I used to churn out stories – mostly the fiction aka the made-up kind. And oh, how flattering it was when a teacher casually suggested, "Hey, keep doing that!" and we both laughed as I didn't know that crafting tales or scripting could actually be a legitimate career. And here we are, in an age where people are not just writing stories, but they're creating narratives that are readily copy-pasted and sent into the vast digital expanse (multiple stories, exactly at the same time) for the world to enjoy. Isn't it just a sign of modern success – giving people stories/replies they can effortlessly claim as their own? So, yes, I was definitely wrong about the potential of story writing. Who knew that the world would need an army of skilled copy-pasters? I mean, who would've guessed that creating imaginative stories for others to copy-paste and share with the world could be a real job? Silly me! Anyways, back to reading fictitious copy-pasted stories.. Regards, Aftab A. Siddiqui
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