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It's only "perfectly valid" if any of your conditions holds true. And usually they don't, so usually it isn't "perfectly valid".
by CRConrad 5y ago
It's only "perfectly valid" if any of your conditions holds true. And usually they don't, so usually it isn't "perfectly valid".
- otikik 5y agoIf generating "usual" texts was the objective, then the OP chose the wrong tool for the job. I think it has great potential in helping authors out of creative ruts. (Another one: Maybe they are made out of cotton candy, and they dissolve when they touch any liquid. That is the premise of one of Asimov's short stories, if my memory serves)