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12/11/25(Thu)20:40:17 No.24943248
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Anonymous 12/11/25(Thu)20:40:17 No.24943248 Archived
Is there a certain combination of words that forms the absolute best possible work of literature?
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Anonymous
12/11/25(Thu)20:52:54 No.24943279
Anonymous 12/11/25(Thu)20:52:54 No.24943279
short answer is no
you cannot rigorously or stably define 'best possible work of literature' with a finite and testable set of invariant criteria
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Anonymous
12/11/25(Thu)21:19:36 No.24943339
Anonymous 12/11/25(Thu)21:19:36 No.24943339
dumb frogposter
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Anonymous
12/11/25(Thu)21:45:00 No.24943372
Anonymous 12/11/25(Thu)21:45:00 No.24943372
>>24943248
good question, anon.
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Anonymous
12/11/25(Thu)21:47:39 No.24943377
Anonymous 12/11/25(Thu)21:47:39 No.24943377
>>24943339
Dang you just pwnd him bro
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Anonymous
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Anonymous 12/11/25(Thu)22:00:29 No.24943404
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>>24943279
Is there a certain combination of words that forms the absolute best possible criteria to determine the best literature?
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