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Dead for 10 years vs dead for 100 is a meaningful difference to me. Namely how many people alive actually knew the person.
by Retric 2y ago
Dead for 10 years vs dead for 100 is a meaningful difference to me.
Namely how many people alive actually knew the person.
- jelled 2y agoI agree that the number of years matter, but Walt Disney died in 1966.
- Retric 2y agoI was bringing up the existence of a meaningful transition point not where it specifically lies. There’s more creepy versions of the same kind of thing using recently dead performers for example.
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- havblue 2y agoSo I guess the standard is: dead for 100 years is acceptable. Dead for 60 years is "too soon".