Harmonic Revelations

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No I mean what the number represents. This number means something. It's a statistic.To make it so that it doesn't take infinitely long I'll say this: it's related to music.

I want to see how long it takes for us to coagulatively figure out what statistic this number is measuring, are you ready? Here is the number: I can't guess though because I already know what the number is.

Scientist pony could solve the apocalypse.

I grew up in poverty, so I held on to what I had, so I can't tell you much about the good life. I lived in an apartment with four siblings and my mother. Who had divorced my father. i don't claim to be equal to anyone else. I am unique. But we're all greedy, not due to anything external. We're greedy because we're human

How long will you survive?

I don't claim to be exploited. I'm just as much of a perpatrator as I am a victim, same for you and every other human who has ever lived. We all have greed and thus no one is perfect.

I do believe so, yes. The gaming world would benefit from the father of gaming writing a novel about it. That's like asking if Marx should have written about communism.

I disagree, I believe the concept of greed came into being the first time sentient beings came into existence. From then on, greed has run rampant throughout all of the known world.

We would still be driven by greed we'd just use the barter system. Really all money did was make greed global, it didn't create greed.

I found "Johnny got his gun" to be the best anti-war movie and just a really great movie in general. Since I strongly believe in it's message I think it's the best movie I've ever seen.

Op to answer your questions, no, he does not exist. The idea of slenderman was created for a contest on a forum (the idea won by the way) and later developed into a creepypasta. It was never even a legitimate urban legend.

Do you have any advice on making it better? I am looking to eventually finish it up but I'm not sure what type of things to do to what I already have.

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So here's my evil OC, Blade, with two of her guards in her castle. I was writing a backstory too but it sounds bleh to me. I'd really like feedback and advice on improving: Shade kingdom is notorious. It is feared and nary spoken of by residents of Equestria, but the border between these two kingdoms lies just beyond Everfree forest. There noone is happy. They are ruled by the sadistic unicorn blade, she has always opposed all that is good. Her horn was destroyed long ago when she battled another unicorn when heading to conquer a neighbouring fishing village. Blade is a horrible and evil unicorn. Noone who has ever seen her has come out unscathed. Along the border her Shadelings patrol, they are soldiers who wear naught but black and purple ceremonial armor. They are loyal servants of Blade and they make sure no one gets in or out without Blade's permission. They are verocious and skilled fighters. They obey every order of Blade and they do it without question. The capital of the Shade kingdom is Obsidian Castle, a jet-black and dark/light purple colored castle that sits in the middle of Shade controlled territory. Every pony who is unlucky enough to be in Shade kingdom's worst nightmare is going into Obsidian castle. No one except Blade or her guards has ever come out of Obsidian castle alive. Blade was born in Equestria, unde the name of Moon Flower, however, she was led astray by an unknown evil creature. She was taught dark magic. Once princess Celestia learned that Moon Flower was using dark magic, she was exiled. Moon Flower had used a spell to summon swords predominantly, so she dubbed herself "Blade". She had slowly gained territory and followers until she could consider the Shade domain a kingdom. Noone is brave enough to dare go into Shade territory, not even Celestia, and she wouldn't dare send her guards. The Shade Kingdom is for the most part ignored, and avoided. Comments, feedback, questions?

What an impressive technology. That could be great because choosing the person who gets the job wouldn't be biased by irrelevant details that don't relate to the job like it is when humans decide who to hire.