2026-11-11 10:24 UTC
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@MaddieM4@raphus.social 2026-11-11 10:31
I think a big part of this is that first drafts/concepts are always a bit crap, but they're allowed to be. It's the first slightly-naive question on a journey. It's easy to forget sometimes, holding a finished product, just how hazy the concept was before you began to flesh it out. The Princess Bride is a classic story, and it started out by William Goldman asking his two kids what his next story should be about. One said "it should be about a princess!" and the other said "it should be about a bride!" And so, he combined the two ideas into a title... and then had to figure out how to flesh that concept out in all the ways we appreciate today, which is why the story is rich with creative decisions and thought processes. So managerialization is a *process truncator.* You still do the first part (unless you're truly cooked and ask the bot for ideas). But you end up only really participating in the part at the beginning that's hazy and a bit crap.