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Does the enjoyment of literature, because of its nature, require more imagination on the part of the reader, or attract more imaginative people than other forms of art and entertainment?
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Someone shop that to read 'Autistic People'
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Yes.
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I almost broke my vomit streak. Thanks for helping op
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Dude(?) looks like he's reading one of those exercise books
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>>9544581
The others in the series are even worse. I just kept that one because it was /lit/-related
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>>9544559
lel is that supposed to be Johnny Depp?
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>>9544559
There are few things I've seen on the Internet that suck as much as that comic does.
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No. Consuming media is still consuming.
When you create, this is when you are truly imaginative.
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>>9544683
came here to post this
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>>9544691
If what you create is shit then it doesn't matter
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>>9544691
This.
>My facial expression when someone ascribes virtue to one form of mindless consumption over another
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>>9544702
better to produce a shit than eat one
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>>9544568
Here-ish
>>9544559
Well it certainly requires you to actually know what words mean instead of watching the pretty colors on the television
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