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This is funny, but I think the real insidious reason is that it takes away the "saying your name" psychological advantage.
by rriepe 6y ago
This is funny, but I think the real insidious reason is that it takes away the "saying your name" psychological advantage.
- pc86 6y agoWhat's insidious about that, exactly?
- HugeAcumen 6y agoIt's deception to an utter randomer, as well as to yourself. You really need to be careful with lying to yourself like that. Being a whole integrated person who doesn't have to remember who he is and what lies he's told comes in handy.
- amelius 6y agoYes, but aren't there notorious liars that are doing pretty well in life?
- HugeAcumen 6y agoIf you measure "doing well in life" by money and power, yes. If you measure by being a decent and content person, I'd have to say no.
- rriepe 6y agoWhat if I want to sell them something back?
- hnick 6y agoEvery good magician knows that True Names hold great power! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/True_name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/True_name