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It's good to be passionate about your work but you have to understand, once you release your work, people can interpret it in many different ways. When you write about a man with a gun, one person may interpret him as the good guy and someone else may interpret him as the bad guy. The conclusion is the ideas live in your head and are meaningful to you. That is what it means to be a creator.

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: How much can you reuse ideas from other stories? So there was a novel that had some cool ideas and I really liked, but also there were many parts that made me annoyed mostly due to the

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