Daylight might mean that people need stories, as there is no sanity of going through 10,000 days without any narrative; as a result of this, does this mean that people are inevitably right to be materialists, as materialism is success/failure, and stories are about success/failure?
For Helen Wood, from Channel 5's Big Brother
If daylight means that people need stories, does this mean that people are right to be materialists?
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Re: If daylight means that people need stories, does this mean that people are right to be materialists?
That stolen figurine is a storyteller without equal. Thoughts?