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The state of one’s teeth is like a billboard of one’s financial status.
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Criticism is remembered far longer than praise.Their words
All the lovely accolades from my other students are long forgotten, which once again demonstrates the unwelcome memorability of negativity.
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If you had limited the story’s POVs to Damian, Liv, Jonah, and Tracy, I think it would have resulted in a more engaging narrative. The way it stands now, the book feels emotionally scattershot.
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Having a character you care about is essential in all fiction, but it’s probably a requirement in dystopia, because the world is already so harsh.
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10 March
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Meanwhile, I thought of all those insufferable AI commercials during Super Bowl 60, and wondered if my HVAC guy saw them, too, thinking his line of work was safe from the oncoming AIpocalypse. I’m afraid these machines are coming for all of us.
29 July 2009
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The Fortune Cookie Chronicles is all about Chinese restaurants.
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