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Thursday, August 6, 2009
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This is what you call 'Metafact' as opposed to 'Metafiction' (like the bit in the Matrix when Neo meets the 'creator') - crossing the boundaries... like it!!
ReplyDeletehahaha, yes...metafact huh, I will have to use that term from now on..
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