Comments on Gratuitous Literary Fragment #36 (Evil at work)

Ruxor (2005-02-20T09:12:02Z)

Flo → On ne peut pas breveter des idées. :-) C'est bien tout le principe de l'évolution mémétique que de reprendre ce genre de mèmes chez quelqu'un, de les modifier un peu (ou pas) et de les répandre (qu'on y croie soi-même ou pas n'a pas d'importance).

phi (2005-02-20T08:40:41Z)

The open Evil, the normative evil, is one anyone not too neurotic and not psychotic can have pleasure practicing at some level (which one, that is a problem). It is in some way good Evil. The bad one takes the face of Good, the evil Good that paves hell, that kills millions of individuals for the sake of its delusory perception of Good.

Florence (2005-02-20T07:57:15Z)

J'aime beaucoup ce fragment aussi. J'ai l'impression qu'ils deviennent de mieux en mieux.

Est-ce que tu m'autoriserais à mettre ce genre d'idées et d'argumentations (pas les phrases elles-mêmes) dans la bouche de personnages que j'ai créés?

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