At least you didn't wake up thinking about Turkish Drummers (obscure reference).
That said, this is an interesting post. I've always appreciated books where the magic wasn't easy, where there was thought about the costs and the learning and the longer-term effects. I haven't read the Jordan books, but I like them better for reading this.
But it's okay to get out of the bed in the morning, and even okay of you step on that butterfly (in a cosmic sense). The future will be what it will be, but fear of motion generally works to make the future less interesting.
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Date: 2012-04-14 03:18 am (UTC)That said, this is an interesting post. I've always appreciated books where the magic wasn't easy, where there was thought about the costs and the learning and the longer-term effects. I haven't read the Jordan books, but I like them better for reading this.
But it's okay to get out of the bed in the morning, and even okay of you step on that butterfly (in a cosmic sense). The future will be what it will be, but fear of motion generally works to make the future less interesting.
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