Letters from Fiddler's Greene • 609 implied HN points • 05 Nov 23
- Telling stories with no clear resolution can keep an audience engaged, even if it lacks a traditional ending.
- Modern media often presents entertaining narratives that ultimately unravel, leading to self-referential gibberish and a lack of satisfying conclusions.
- Nostalgia for a past era, like the 1990s, is often rooted in a desire for the hope, community, and optimism that characterized that time.