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pick one and give a reason why:
1. You become a famous and rich author and your name is remembered throughout your entire life, but your story impacts very few people on a serious level and your name will be forgotten within a generation or at most a few.
2. You write a story that will stand the test of time and impact all of humanity forever. However, your name will never be attributed to it, people may even steal parts of it down he years in history and their names will be attributed to it. Nor will your never ever be attributed to it in the afterlife. If you believe in God, only between himself and you will know that story changed history. You will never have any link with your name to that story.
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>>9854779
http://www.danielclee.com/The%20Secret%20Miracle.pdf
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The former
No use in being remembered if you're dead
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>>9854779
The first, duh.
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>>9854817
so you only write so someone remembers your name. thanks for at least being honest.
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Stories don't change history, science does.
Srs.
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>>9855717
you're right about science, but your entire post screams
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>r eddit
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The latter. Having such a large course of impact over humanity, even if it is anonymously, is worth it to me. The second choice is like creating a myth, or a legend.
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>>9855717
Well untrue. Fiction does change history. Look at the Bible.
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