I imagine the creators meeting in a bar.
A couple of drinks in, one of them says:
"Hey, let's make a show!
It’s about a
FOREST,
ORIGIN,
REINCARNATION and
MONSTERS."
"Cool! What do we call it?"
"Yeah, let's just call it
F
R
O
M
for now and find a cool title later."
"Sounds good."
What if Julie holds an object (that belonged to someone in the past) from the storage shed in her hand before stepping between the ruins during her next storywalk?
Will she then be taken to a point in time in the story where the person this object belonged to is still alive, and could she then warn that person or maybe even save them?
Imagine the following: You sit down and spend three hours writing a theory. You write down all your ideas, categorize them, put them into neat little sections, check spelling, check grammar, and finally post it because you're actually excited to share something creative with people who love the same show you do.
And then some person with severe main character syndrome comes along and decides: "Oh, there are no spelling mistakes. There are no grammar mistakes. This must be AI."
And suddenly that's all people focus on.
Not the theory. Not the ideas. Not the effort. Not the creativity.
Just one random person loudly declaring something, and everybody else piling on because apparently accusing people of using AI is the internet's newest group activity.
So now your comments are flooded with: "AI." "Definitely ChatGPT." "Nobody writes like this."
And the actual discussion completely dies.
Can you imagine how unbelievably frustrating that is?
Three hours of your lifetime spent building something because you genuinely enjoyed it, only for people to dismiss the entire thing because the writing was too polished.
Which is honestly insane when you think about it.
People spend years being told: "Improve your writing." "Use paragraphs." "Check grammar." "Structure your thoughts."
And now if you actually do that online, somebody points at you like you're a robot.
And the worst part is how fast people follow the accusation. One person says "this is AI" and suddenly everyone treats it like proven fact without even thinking for themselves.
Not because they know. Not because they checked. Just because confidence online is apparently more important than truth.
Guess what? It wasn't AI.
Some people are just capable of sitting down and writing something long-form because they actually care about the topic. Crazy concept, I know.
Edit: This text was written in German and translated into Englisch by Google Translator.