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- May 22, 2022
How bad was that other story that they had to go on such a long rant about positivity and shit?I had good timing today, finished a video and went to my subs tab less than a minute after the video went up. I have notifications enabled but they usually don't come until a video's been out for 2-3 hours
Sounds like it was an author suggesting his own story too that's even worse. They really gotta stop taking those kind of requests if they're so worried about hurting a fan's feelings
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Man that was wild. In a way it's kind of like 1999 (even set in Canada, too), except way better. Solid top 10 story all around.
Loved the concept that we never actually made anything new with the internet, that all we really did was tap into an existing system and built our infrastructure inside there. There's other things there that we didn't make and we don't know what they are, but we can access them from within the depths of our own internet is so awesome that I don't think we've really seen used all that much. In a way kind of like the backrooms, but digital. Todash space. Where cosmic and other kinds of horrors emerge from now that we know so much about space: now they are from another plane entirely, accessible only through digital space.
Also loved the twist at the end. I was really wondering what the author was gonna do to make this all worthwhile, how he was going to tie this all together, and this is good enough for that. By that point the story had gone on long enough and became so convoluted that any dumb reveal would have instantly ruined everything.
Only problem is that the narrator never physically enters into the hole from what I can tell looking back. That leads me to believe that he's actually in The Hole the entire story. Ever since he found the page in his teens, his mind was hijacked and himself transferred to the "anti-internet," basically a mirrored version of his own reality that's just slightly different. All the weird bizarre moments with Angelica and the time travel stuff is just whatever intelligence (the dog?) that is controlling this messing with the protagonist to eventually get him to keep going deeper and deeper into The Hole for some unknown purpose. I don't even thing The Egyptian is real, maybe in this anti-reality, but not in his own.
Also loved the twist at the end. I was really wondering what the author was gonna do to make this all worthwhile, how he was going to tie this all together, and this is good enough for that. By that point the story had gone on long enough and became so convoluted that any dumb reveal would have instantly ruined everything.
Only problem is that the narrator never physically enters into the hole from what I can tell looking back. That leads me to believe that he's actually in The Hole the entire story. Ever since he found the page in his teens, his mind was hijacked and himself transferred to the "anti-internet," basically a mirrored version of his own reality that's just slightly different. All the weird bizarre moments with Angelica and the time travel stuff is just whatever intelligence (the dog?) that is controlling this messing with the protagonist to eventually get him to keep going deeper and deeper into The Hole for some unknown purpose. I don't even thing The Egyptian is real, maybe in this anti-reality, but not in his own.
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