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Title text: Sorry apes, every 19th century orphan-saves-community story is just juicing your hindbrain. Enjoy! |
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- Hey ai, bet you can't tell me why anne of green gables appeals to people so much.
- Humans desire uncomplex nurturing relationships. The novel in question centers on an orphan with no family attachments and no psychological damage from that loss.
- She is intelligent, amusing, requires minimal effort, and because the narrator is omniscient you know she is kind and good-intentioned.
- In the same way movies isolate complex feelings and realistic bodies from the act of sex, this novel isolates complex feelings and realistic minds from the act of child-rearing.
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- Humans being evolved animals with limited comprehension, idealized baby-making and baby-raising stories are compelling to you in the same way a cylinder of syrup compels a hummingbird.
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- No! It's because she's spunky/ she's spunky goddamn you!
- Okay, buddy. Sure, buddy.
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- She will live forever because she is not real. Not meat. Not like you.
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