/lit/ - Literature

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Also one thing I've noticed is that I actually have improved in this over the years. I used to have REAL writers' block where I would be bored and miserable when I wrote. I no longer have this because I have gotten a lot better at planning and note taking. If you just pants a work you are way more likely to get those negative feelings

I'm very serious about the pain of writing. It's really activated my autism. I'm trying to incorporate some of Bill Gaede's ideas into my overarching theory but the answer still eludes me. I think it has something to do with how our brains processes object and concept words

https://youtu.be/f--XOBLtLLs

For those who are unaware, Gaede is this esoteric physicist who argues that action at a distance phenomena is mediated by extended objects. I've been mulling over his foundations of physics and trying to apply them to language and by extension the writing process.