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ANNO·​VICESIMO·​SEPTIMO·​DIE·​TRECENTESIMO·​QVADRAGESIMO·​PRIMO·​VITÆ·​POVYA
Days of @zea and Pou App

Days of Zea and Pou App

Shakespeare'eClone
Shakespeare'e Clone

When I was younger I had heard that talking like @Shakespeare is something hard and I had wondered: Is it possible to have someone that talks like Shakespeare?

Then I had a thought experiment which brought with itself a breakthrough:

What if you have a kid that is only ever exposed to Shakespeare and not anyone else. No books no TV, just Shakespeare. How would they talk?

And my answer was “Exactly like Shakespeare”. The breakthrough then was the thought that comes next: ==The reasons we are not as good as Shakespeare is we have been exposed to all sorts of things==

This was a huge shock. If you were only exposed to the fashion week, then you could have run the VOGUE; if you had only been exposed to the works of @mozart, oh heavens what you could have composed.