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Comparing it to a Jekyll and Hyde argument only makes it a stronger example of the trope, it thrives off internal conflict like that. I\'m just using the basic definition of the damn trope, I\'m not arguing semantics on the details like whether Doug looks happy or whether it is \
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Comparing it to a Jekyll and Hyde argument only makes it a stronger example of the trope, it thrives off internal conflict like that. I\\\'m just using the basic definition of the damn trope, I\\\'m not arguing semantics on the details like whether Doug looks happy or whether it is \\\"empowering\\\". Doug just has fun with the presentation by using horror movie vibes to get inside his head, which incidentally those vibes \\\'\\\'end\\\'\\\' once Doug starts communicating with The Critic (ie, the WOCS).
Somehow I think if we even asked Doug himself he would agree it was a WorldOfCardboardSpeech.
Somehow I think if we even asked Doug himself he would agree it was a WorldOfCardboardSpeech.
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On theOtherWiki. It says that when evolutionary supporters are presented with the claim that evolution is a religion they point out that this is an argument by analogy and having one or a couple things in common doesn\'t make them the same.
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On the other wiki. It says that when evolutionary supporters are presented with the claim that evolution is a religion they point out that this is an argument by analogy and having one or a couple things in common doesn\\\'t make them the same.
