Have you ever tried to solve a problem by having a written conversation with yourself?

1 Answer

Answer :

No. I do have a closet of clones, though.

Related questions

Description : Have you ever tried to write anything on a napkin?

Last Answer : All the time. It’s better than writing on my hand, because I’ll wash it off and forget. :P Some napkins take pretty well to ballpoint. Others, not so much. Rollerball works fine almost all the time. Just write fast—but don’t press too hard. :) (Hot drink sleeves also do well in a pinch.)

Description : Have you ever wondered if you would be good at something; be it some form of art; a sport; or, perhaps, singing, but, have never tried?

Last Answer : I think I have a fairly decent singing voice, but I have nowhere to try it out except for karaoke.

Description : Have you tried writing fiction?

Last Answer : I write a lot of fiction, sometimes to share with friends, sometimes just for fun. I’ve written two novels that are unpublished, I’ve had two short stories published, and I’ve recently started on my first serious attempt at a publishable novel.

Description : Blank books: have you ever actually written in one?

Last Answer : answer:I have written much prose to the blank page. I liken it to that of a baby, empty of experience, innocent fresh. Is each mark a scar? Or an ornate thing of beauty and joy? I think it is both. ... burden. But I have never been given or bought one. So I have no idea whether I would write in one

Description : Do you ever wonder how your written word in all the various mediums it may be presented is "heard" by the reader?

Last Answer : Yes, @Hawaii_Jake, both heard in terms of intent and also heard in terms of “mood”

Description : Should I ever turn in papers I've written for a family relative?

Last Answer : If you can’t confirm through your relative if they turned the papers in or not, don’t take the chance of turning in duplicates. Just write another original paper.

Description : Have you ever written a poem?

Last Answer : answer:I've been writing poems since I was 6 years old, almost nonstop. I am sort of a stoic individual, and poetry has always been an outlet for me a way to say what I won't or can't otherwise ... my life. If you are interested, you can read my favorite poem I've ever written here in my profile.

Description : Have you ever written a novel?

Last Answer : If you could ever read some of my police reports, you would think that i write a novel with each incident. i am serious. each incident has to answer the questions of who, what, when, where and why? ... a book after 44 years. there is nothing i have not seen, smelled, felt or observed ...nothing.

Description : Has anyone here ever written a Wikipedia page? Is it difficult?

Last Answer : Yes, I wrote a fake page about myself. No, not hard at all. Yes, it was deleted an hour later.

Description : What is the most you've ever written? A thesis? A novel? A letter?

Last Answer : I wrote a novel I was fourteen and cranked out 340+ pages, but my hard drive fried. Lesson learned.

Description : How can I copyright my story when I haven't written it yet?

Last Answer : You have a copyright to your outline, as written. No one gets to own story ideas, though. What you do, is don't share story outlines with people you think are going to use your ideas ... them for stealing your story line (and for being crazy maniac story-outline bandits, which is ridiculous).

Description : Are you planning to, or have actually you written one or more books that were published?

Last Answer : My wife is about to submit to harlequin novels. But they are as voracious as Galactus, so it’s almost a path of least resistance, especially compared to the rest of the print media world.

Description : For what logical reason would a cookbook ghost writer come out and admit all the celeb chefs they've written cookbooks for, unless they wanted their careers to end?

Last Answer : So they can sell under their own name. Duh. Instant celebrity!

Description : What Christmas/holiday songs need to be written?

Last Answer : answer:http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc435/GooseCorral/P1060165.jpg I sing my own tweaked rendition to my goose “Marwyn”...” deck the halls with bowtied ganders….fa la la la la, la la la laaaaaaaa…..

Description : I invite you to write a sentence that has never been written before [details inside].

Last Answer : Does it have to make sense?

Description : Can you write or post a scary story that is written in two sentences or less?

Last Answer : Michele Bachman has a shot, however remote, at being elected President of the United States.

Description : Is there a name for this aspect of written language?

Last Answer : Allographs?

Description : How long should a written speech should be if you're writing about a person?

Last Answer : answer:If your teacher gave you any guidelines on how many minutes in length your speech should be, go by that. You will have to practice it aloud, time yourself, and adjust accordingly. For me, a ten-minute reading is about 1700 words.

Description : Do you like reading what you've written?

Last Answer : I have been appalled at what I’ve written ;)

Description : How does overuse of adverbs affect written works?

Last Answer : Overuse of adverbs makes a work sound more like a school essay with a word count requirement. Economy of words is the way to go with literature.

Description : Are there any novels that are written in second-person narrative?

Last Answer : Just recently I read “De Elementen”, or “The Elements”, the English title. A very good book by Harry Mulisch. Highly recommended.

Description : If you journal or write in a diary how often do you go back and read what you have written?

Last Answer : I do it every so often. It’s always so interesting to see how much I’ve changed over the years.

Description : Can you recommend a really well-written novel by a contemporary author?

Last Answer : I've just got into "Special Topics in Calamity Physics" by Marisha Pessl. It's well written and very engrossing. (Don't be thrown off by the name, it's an O.C. meets Nabokov (says NYT) murder mystery). I'd recommend it highly.

Description : In cursive or fancy script, what is the thing that connotes an underscoring of the text above (such as a name written on the envelope of a card) or that marks the end of a written passage (such as a diary entry) that looks like a giant tilde (~) with two forward slashes (//) through it?

Last Answer : The closest thing I can find in the Unicode character set is the swung dash , hex code 2053. I don't know if this is exactly the same character as the one you mention-the only place I see that ... re asking about might be a different entirely. If that's in the Unicode set, I can't find it.

Description : Has anyone here written a book? Story?

Last Answer : answer:Yes. I wrote a crappy novel last November about an artist. I never did anything with it though; it's still sitting on my computer unedited. Then for my creative writing class last semester I ... think is actually pretty good. I might get a few copies printed up to give to family/friends.

Description : Do you express yourself better in writing or when speaking?

Last Answer : Writing.

Description : How do you find the words to express yourself?

Last Answer : Reading generally helps writing. It expands your vocabulary, so you can develop more succinct meaning, and gives you exposure to how language can be used.

Description : Have you tried to fix car problem by yourself?

Last Answer : My husband had this enormous adjustable crescent wrench. It was three feet, maybe longer, and heavy. Got broke down on a busy highway once. Smoke or steam, couldn't tell which. Open the hood, can't ... that wrench was the handiest tool my husband had. When I told him what I did, my husband blanched.

Description : Younger folk, do you ever find yourself gently explaining to older people what language you are allowed to use in polite conversation?

Last Answer : Younger than whom? lol I recently used the word screwed in the presence of a 93 year old and she cracked up. I am 53. I am not hardcore PC, I am discriminating but don't buy into every ... I am also from the PC BC era. You may be intellectually challenged or maybe you ARE just retarded! haha

Description : Suppose an intelligent student became mal-adjusted due to some family problems. As he has deep faith in you, he comes to you for its solution. What action will you take in this condition? ... selfishness by knowing his family's weakness D) You leave the child without interfering in his problem

Last Answer : B) You think patiently and suggest some favourable remedy 

Description : If you were going to write a term paper on doing laundry, what would your central thesis or problem statement be?

Last Answer : Well, I could examine the doing of laundry over time, or how it's done in different cultures. Or, to go in a direction I know more about, how dry cleaning works into the story. Or how ... , part of what we are doing is reiterating the concept-appropriation of the world by our tendency to Enframe.

Description : I'm trying to find a word, but I'm having a brainfart at the moment?

Last Answer : answer:Not sure if there’s one word that encompasses all that. Subtext? Talking at cross purposes? undertones?

Description : If your soul is having a long, dark night, what do you do?

Last Answer : Sleep.

Description : What happened when the glue bottle tried to solve a riddle? -Riddles

Last Answer : He got stuck!

Description : “French tried to solve educational problems in Vietnam in different ways.” Support the statement with examples. -SST 10th

Last Answer : French and Education: . They countered and dismantled the traditional education system. . They established French schools. . Introduced French language for Vietnamese. . Introduce deliberate policy ... and justified colonial rule. . Their education system introduce French, science and hygiene.

Description : How did Sir Edwin Sandys tried to solve the labor shortage in Jamestown through?

Last Answer : Feel Free to Answer

Description : Having multiple perceptrons can actually solve the XOR problem satisfactorily: this is because each perceptron can partition off a linear part of the space itself, and they can then combine their results. ... have to be explicitly hand-coded d) False - just having a single perceptron is enough

Last Answer : c) True – perceptrons can do this but are unable to learn to do it – they have to be explicitly hand-coded

Description : Have you ever tried to distort your perceptions by imposing self-created beliefs onto yourself?

Last Answer : What do you mean by “self-created beliefs”?

Description : Writers: Do you ever get stuck on subjects, topics, or projects that really aren't publishable?

Last Answer : National Novel Writing Month https://www.nanowrimo.org/ One write for oneself not for others. If you enjoy writing then go for it and the continuous writing is the goal of not stopping as ... after someone made his books into movies ( Michael Crichton..wrote Jurassic Park, Westworld and more).

Description : Do you ever have serial dreams, or dreams that tell an on-going story, episode after episode?

Last Answer : Yes, I often have what I call “Saga Dreams” which are highly detailed, quite logical, and seem to go on forever. I’ve even awakened from some of these dreams—or at least thought I awakened—then went back to sleep and picked up the dream where I off.

Description : Have you ever contributed an article to, or edited an article on, Wikipedia?

Last Answer : answer:I have done exactly the same thing as you too. Sometimes I see some errors in an article and I find it a bit annoying since it’s supposed to be an encyclopedia. I’m planning to go a bit further, adding more details to some existing articles I saw earlier too.

Description : What's the funniest [sic] notation you've ever seen?

Last Answer : The Canadian society for Alzheimers disease has the “Forget me not” flower as their official logo. lol

Description : Can you use "you" when writing a research paper ever?

Last Answer : answer:I have no explanation (in terms of writing techniques) for why I would not do that, other than a gut feeling of that I don't want to burden my reader with a feeling of ... whole Imagine thing alltogether. When the reader reads he/she will (probably) auomatically use his/her imagination.

Description : What are the scariest stories you have ever heard ?

Last Answer : No doubt, the Slender Man. http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/slender-man#.TpKYhd7svPU

Description : Have you ever had a pen pal?

Last Answer : I had one in grade three. It was organized by our school and another school out in BC. It was pretty epic, but we only shared two or three exchanges. Apparently it always rains out in BC.

Description : What ever happened to the pistol that Ernest Hemingway’s father used to shoot himself?

Last Answer : Interesting question and story. There is a book about Hemingway’s Guns. I wonder if the authors would know the answer.

Description : Would there ever be a publication of collected 'best' answers from Fluther?

Last Answer : I think it would only be ethical if permission were sought from each contributor that one wished to include. Although our answers are now in the public domain - so to speak - we might be willing to have them out ... not as part of a book. It's a nice idea in many ways, but that would be my caveat.

Description : What are the five worst novels you have ever read?

Last Answer : Any of the Twilight series (bad writing and annoying-as-fuck characters). And most Anne Rice books (she just seems so titillated by her own writing).

Description : Has a dog ever been taught to recognize words?

Last Answer : Yes. And surprisingly long words too. I have known several that clearly understood the word Geeraatovit or Gettafugaatoveer.

Description : Have you ever sold your writing? Do you make a living at writing?

Last Answer : answer:I have one technical book that was originally published in 1989 as Surface-Mount Technology for PC Board Design and subsequently updated into a second edition by Glenn R. Blackwell, P.E. under the ... of keywords for search engines to index, and that sells the sizzle and not just the steak.