If your enjoyment of a work of art can be ruined by spoilers maybe that work of art isn't so good.
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Replying to @CurlOfGradient
"if a joke is ruined by putting the punchline first, maybe that joke isn't so good"
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Replying to @gracecondition @CurlOfGradient
yeah I have to agree for linear art (narrative) which is the only kind vulnerable to spoilers
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Replying to @literalbanana @gracecondition
It seems to me that if spoilers mattered no one would ever read the same book twice, and no one alive today would ever enjoy reading e.g. Hamlet because they already know the ending. But they do both
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I will grant some genres like mystery a pass
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Of course, my position is completely unfalsifiable because I could be just categorize works as "good" or "bad" based on whether enjoyment of them is immune to spoilers or not
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