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“You are al­ready very suc­cess­ful. What more could you want?” I asked fa­mous ac­tor, Kevin Scott Brown.

“Yes, but I wish I could do more.” he said.

“What is it you wish you were do­ing?”

“Chang­ing the Eng­lish lan­guage. Imag­ine be­ing able to say some­thing so great, and that peo­ple love so much, that they start adopt­ing your made-up words, un­til it’s just fact. It changes his­to­ry. I want to mat­ter that much.”

“While I think those peo­ple are need­ed,” I said, “I don’t think they are ap­pre­ci­at­ed. We are all chang­ing lan­guage, and his­to­ry, in small­er, slow­er in­cre­ments, and I think we should do our best to make sure that doesn’t all go to hell … but in the age of mi­cro-blog­ging, some­one like Shake­speare would have to keep his day job.”

“That is the prob­lem!” he in­sist­ed. “We’ll nev­er have any­more peo­ple like that if that’s how every­one thinks! And that is a damn shame.”
 

And then I woke up. It seemed like a wor­thy dis­cus­sion though.
 
 

—bwargh von mod­nar

Flom­mist Bwargh von Mod­nar is. Copy­right © 2017 Bwargh von Mod­nar. Pho­to of Kevin Scott Brown by mehal­lo: “You know that thing you wrote?” “Yeah.” “I ac­tu­al­ly have a pho­to of Kevin. Fi­nal­ly met him a few months ago.”‬

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