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Sorry, lemme take this win as an opportunity to get my point across - Anon is technically right when he says that fiction is psychologically constructed, because as the key players in our observation of the fiction, we are intrinsically bound to be (and indistinguishable from) it's creators. However, this lack of distinction is only a failing of ourselves, and doesn't necessarily reflect the state in the fiction. For example, I doubt very many of you have stipulated that in your world, everything was created by Anon the Great and Powerful. Not just because it's cheesy, but because it leads to messy ontological borders. It's like when your friend gets a bit too into his waifu and starts talking to the out loud. Maybe that's just a me problem. Anyway - point being, according to the lore of most fictional worlds, they weren't in fact authored by people from our world. And you know what they say - if every room you're in smells like shit, you may have trod on a turd. Or words to that effect.