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| 1 | On the sixth day, he learned how to readI'm not OP but I'll take a crack at it. Most "good" fiction will include a lesson learned, some kind of social commentary. For example, I'm currently reading 1984. It's a great fiction that goes over the issues of government surveillance and freedom. Despite it being a story, you can see the purpose the author had in writing the book, and it can give you a new outlook. | /r/TheRedPill | 27/06/16 03:21 PM |
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