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fiction carries lots of falsehoods tho. If you actually 'learn' from fiction and try to apply it to real life, that's usually a bad thing. A silly example is Na
by mjfl 4y ago
fiction carries lots of falsehoods tho. If you actually 'learn' from fiction and try to apply it to real life, that's usually a bad thing. A silly example is Naruto running - it doesn't make you faster, or cooler, yet a few humans sincerely Naruto run in public. And if you can't learn from fiction, and it's possible to learn BAD things from it - what's it for? Fiction is guilty until proven innocent for me.
- Swizec 4y agoSomething doesn't have to be factual to be true. And not all factual things are true either. Lying with facts is very easy – texas sharpshooter fallacy for example. And telling deep truths is easier with non-factual stories – 1984 for example. As for Naruto running: let people have fun.