That's right, let's combat piss-poor writing with over-bloated and expositional writing instead.
Your generation is part of the problem. Back in my day we had to read Nintendo Power to know how to beat Castlevania 2. Now you have your internetz and cellphones with your ADHD give it to me now mindset...
* quote obtained on Android Lollipop.
Your generation is part of the problem. Back in my day we had to read Nintendo Power to know how to beat Castlevania 2. Now you have your internetz and cellphones with your ADHD give it to me now mindset...
I don't really like the cellphones much tbh. It's starting to seem people are more attracted to it than anything else. Which is funny because it reminds me of Metro a bit. There's a quote that speaks about how people were so full of knowledge and power by cellphones and such, and when the nukes fell (and the phone's batteries ran out), these people suddenly forgot everything they knew.
Here it is:
"Knowledge is power. A worn-out slogan. Before the war nobody probably ever thought of its actual meaning anymore. Knowledge was available to anyone. My stepfather told me a portable phone could answer any question at a flick of a finger... Nobody cared much about studying, searching for new information and remembering it anymore. And then, in a singular moment, all the information vanished. The phone lines went dead, the phone batteries discharged, and those who were reluctant to admit knowledge into their heads, were left with empty heads. Knowledge became power, a precious commodity again... Too precious. Here, in the Great Library, more knowledge about the Earth and its people is probably stored than anywhere else. But each letter read from its vast vaults has to be paid for in blood."
I guess I am different
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