I try to find value in everything I consume, because even if it is not intentional on the part of the author to have included an event/concept that is found by a reader, I believe that if that consumer knows how to identify this point as a separate point of knowledge, this is beneficial for both. Coherently, I apply some of this in my favorite rates/notes/choices. This are preferably how much each work impacted/resonated with me. Therefore, personal messages in bad works may rank higher than good works that visibly require greater effort in their production. Yes, I know that it is not a method that can be very pleasing and that it ends up taking away the focus a little from the initial value of the ranking of this and other sites of this type, but if I am not the one to organize the things that I like according to how much I like it, no one else will do that. Also, feel like it will be as if what I take from the works is somehow erased by putting the notes in another way
I give up very easily on many works, or even almost everything, but I don't see that as a bad thing. I think being able to let go is a virtue as you get to know yourself and try to balance your beliefs and values with what is beneficial to you. It's like I superpose my values on things and try to hold on to who I am before continuing with something that goes against what I believe in. Being rational, is my way of not lying to myself.
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