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Which famous author do you write like app!
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I got "Dan Brown" lol
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Nice. Cool thread Iloko.
About Chuck Palahniuk
Charles Michael "Chuck" Palahniuk (born February 21, 1962) is an American transgressional fiction novelist and freelance journalist. He is best known for the award-winning novel Fight Club, which was later made into a feature film.
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https://iwl.me/s/147eabd8
^ Long story short, it says H.P. Lovecraft...
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^ I pasted in a section from Mein Kampf. So Hitler writes like Agatha Christie?...
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What did you paste to have analyzed?Originally Posted by Iloko
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The Copenhagen Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics actually aligns very strongly with philosophical Idealism I believe, this metaphysical theory that the entire universe is simply all but a collection of mental ideas with no external world and nothing more. But to be totally realistic though, the foundations and founding principles of our entire world culture is intrinsically built upon this very philosophical notion proposed as "Materialism/Naive-Realism" where the majority of our world's denizens apparently go throughout their entire lives believing that an "external world" "out there" really exists independently from our perceptions...and to me this is not really so much of a bad thing; Liberalism and Individuality shapes our very own beliefs of who we are and who we've always believed we as individuals were destined and meant to be in this life/universe, especially spiritually so to speak. All of the little tidbits which make us happy, give us pleasure, and reward us intrinsically, do so because we believe that they are real. It's totally in line with the redpill/bluepill door of destiny as you've often heard in pop culture talk. Pascal's Wager on adhering to a belief in a higher source of power or God so to speak leads us as admittedly finite beings to prayerfully implore for his divine intervention, just as earth's mere mortal plebians devote their entire lives to following a sort of ten-commandments prophecy by way of a direct path revelatory sort of holy book. Conversely in a sort of devilish uprising a noteworthy soul may wholeheartedly dislike this very conceptualization of a God who is all-powerful, who created me as a fallible finite-in-power human creature whom should from all ethical point of views obey every word straight from inspired scriptures....Thus the turnover in line of reasoning and wishful yearning here ultimately ends haughtily as "Then I must be God!"(Solipsism)--after all: "I made all of this that's gazing into his/her's looking-glass bedroom mirror" lol. Catchphrase: If you've always dreamt of being a Mozart piano virtuoso, then by all means let that wish be granted! Catchphrase 2: Conquer yourself rather than the world! YOU will guide your own soul on your unique and singular spiritual journey of mind and matter, with the Cogito as your zealful front-seat driver. Maybe you indeed are a real life "Neo" whose unraveled the mystical secrets of "The Matrix" simulation. Essentially life plays very much like a video game in seemingly every scientific and behavioral Newtonian mechanistic aspect tbh; It's true that some may think like scientists, others like artists, and others like politicians.
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I write like Stephenie Meyer.
Shit. I tried some other text and got Cory Doctorow. Way happier about that.
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