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Thu 2006-06-08 09:51 |
I'm not so sure.
Wouldn't that lead to a fear of thinking, if thinking about a situation meant you would have experience the fear of the worst possible consequence?
It would be great for literature, although I'm not sure how much danger money they would have to pay librarians. Read any Lovecraft?
"Just imagine what it would be like to face a monster so hideously wrongly twisted that the very thought of its continued existance is so unbearable that you are driven permanently insane"
*fx: reader drops book and proceeds to drive pencil through eye* |
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