@Urmomwantsme Again, you answer completely off topic.
Any 5 years old would know it's not real. Tell me how can you even start to think for even a second I would be different?
Ever heard of essential notions for a good story like coherence, justification and suspension of disbelief? Blabering random words doesn't make a good story. To have a chance for greatness, a story need to make sense for its readers. These kind of stuff bring nothing to the narration while breaking coherence. It only makes the story worse. In that light, why do they continue to use it?
I hope you understand the question better now.
Any 5 years old would know it's not real. Tell me how can you even start to think for even a second I would be different?
Ever heard of essential notions for a good story like coherence, justification and suspension of disbelief? Blabering random words doesn't make a good story. To have a chance for greatness, a story need to make sense for its readers. These kind of stuff bring nothing to the narration while breaking coherence. It only makes the story worse. In that light, why do they continue to use it?
I hope you understand the question better now.
