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FWLIW, I think there's a destructive poetic justice in the situation. It's not the noblest impulse -- to screw someone who you perceive screwing you -- but it
by citrablue 8y ago
FWLIW, I think there's a destructive poetic justice in the situation. It's not the noblest impulse -- to screw someone who you perceive screwing you -- but it seems eminently human.
The delicious part is in the slow play. Would it be better to halt the creation, rather than degrade it? In that case, there would be no skill development in addition to no product, which seems objectively worse.
- pests 8y agoAgreed as a whole but a small nitpick as that instant deactivation leads to instant cracking whereas slowly degrading might not be detected for awhile.