Sans titre

- source: mentalfloss.com

You have 10,000 Tumblr posts.

So to equal Shakespeare by word count:

884,000 ÷ 10,000 = 88.4 words per post

There will be:

Flour (grams)

Water (centiliters)

Salt (number of grains)

Uranium 255 (grams)

imagination (1963) - harold ordway rugg

Shrodinger's razor: an unopened box may or may not contain the solution to the story; there's no way to know without opening it. (example: Monk)

Chekov's Razor:

If you've already introduced a plot element that works for this situation, and adding a new one won't add anything else, use what you've got! (an already existing shady organization can do your murder, you don't need to make up a new one!)

Occam's Cat:

If you're trying to figure out which way to go, with a plotline or character arc, it's okay to go with what you feel most comfortable to write(don't burn yourself up trying to come up with something so complex your reader can't guess it, or is totally unique[ It's fun to figure out plot points by piecing together clues, and nothing is totally unique except each of us! ] when you'd be happier writing and most people would be happier reading what you're happy writing! )

Shrodinger's Gun:

Just because you created a cool power/ weapon/ space station doesn't mean that it HAS to be used in the final conclusion, but it doesn't mean it's not cool to USE! (I'M LOOKING AT YOU DBZ!, and the inverse is the "WHY DO THEY NEVER USE THAT ONE POWER THAT WOULD BE PERFECT HERE!")

These are not laws, or suggestions. I'm not a lawyer, I never even played one on tv!

Snowballs sound fun.

Shame I cant prank people since-