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@ All Remember this quote from Star Wars, "Do or do not there is no try," well we use to joke about that at a media animation startup I was a part of. The problem being that it runs that fallacy that the Star Wars trilogy runs of either or thinking. "Either or thinking" from base philosophy or freshmen composition simply means that there is no grey area. Something is or is not. And life, simply is full of gray hues with a lot of color blinding a viewer from what is black as night and what is as clear as day. In this sense, how do we measure effort and how do we measure the final product of success?  For example, according to a lot people,

From Webcomics.com Personals > Call for Multiplex guest strips… Multiplex's FIVE YEAR ANNIVERSARY is coming up on July 10th, and I'd love to run a bunch of guests strips leading up to (and after) that date. If you'd like to submit a guest strip, please e-mail me! There are only two rules: no naughty bits, and don't break my layout. 700px wide and UP TO 800px tall, please. (I go taller, but that's because I know how I'll be breaking them up in order to include them in a print book.) You can do something heavily tied to continuity, or break all the rules of semi-realism that I adhere to — it's all fine. Check out the Guest Strip

Poor Alan Wake. I feel bad for those game designers becuase Red Dead Redemption has so much more for players and in turn out sold Alan Wake.