I thought your novel concept, was in the domain of science
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Sunday, January 27, 2019
And you wanted to get a paper published
if i had ideas like that i would have stayed in academia
just design a bridge or whatever engineers do Kappa
i have been messing around with defining a programming language
good news
work has been figured out now will start working working
Monday, January 28, 2019
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I am told by a person in the know that tweeting "learn to code" at any recently laid off journalist will be treated as "abusive behavior" and is a violation of Twitter's Terms of Service
I just checked my email
I have like
7 messages from the same Christian college
Each getting slightly more desperate
sounds good
go get a useless liberal arts degree
Sending death threats to kids is A-okay though, so long as they’re right wing
It’s the NPC meme all over again
rip me
shits cold yo
-56 isn't bad
-35C here
Also getting 15cm of snow
End me
global warming is a lie
Kappa
The whole point of a story is to express a narrative. If the story isn't internally consistent and fails to explain itself to the viewer, that's poor execution. A "plot hole" is a contradiction to the previously established internal logic.
Check your privilege, movie critics
the phrase plot hole is often used incorrectly
see me earlier in #autism hboxKappa
why is that my default kappa
I have no idea of the context of most of your posts in that chat
actually i think i used it correctly in that case anyway
He's kind of right, or rather he could be
"plot hole" doesn't mean dramatic irony
But some people use it that way
isn't dramatic irony supposed to be when the audience knows something the characters don't?
yes, but then you have characters who act "irrationally" in the eyes of the viewer
then you have idiots who shouldn't be reviewing stuff
But you're right, I'm kind of missing the mark on that comparison Leg
That's a misunderstanding of the term on the op's part then
Then there are things that aren't plot holes, that are dumb
Oh yeah, definitely
Like the Star Wars sequel, where they open the door to space
And Leia flies in
You can assume there's some form of force field security on the ship
there are way too many plotholes to count in those movies
especially in the military strategy side
it was previously established that the empire was extremely effective at war, and the rebels managed to resist
so the ineptitude of both sides in VII and VIII makes no sense
Because the star wars world was infected with the marxist virus, hence the female general
By that I mean the characters in the world, not the product itself
but the white supremecist evil also is stupid
Star Wars is secretly redpilled
The first order fuckers had plenty of diversity hires of their own
Here's a scenario
In the first Jurassic Park, Dinosaurs fuck over the island and kill a lot of people
But for some reason in-universe, a couple decades later they do it all again in Jurassic world
I can't conceive of that being a realistic premise, but it's not a "plot hole"
Cover-up, only around half a dozen died the first time
Boom
I'm having trouble thinking of something I'd consider a plot hole
Take that you basement dweller
Most of the time, I assume it's just meant to be dumb or not well thought out
Or it's something that gets retconned
how did bruce wayne survive the nuke?
how did he get to japan
how did he do anything in Rises?
thats a very holey movie
People often confuse in universe rules for plot holes
Why do batman and bane fight with bare hands
Batman has his dumb moral code, but bane is a brutish criminal
people like to claim universe rules to cover for bad scripting
oh don't get me wrong, those people are retarded too
but if a universe establishes something is how a world works, it would have to be inconsistent with another in universe rule for me to have a problem with it
PLOT HOLE
there are 4 more acnologia level dragons
In many cases I'd rather have a plot hole than a really dumb in-universe rule to explain away a misstep in writing
