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Or even not like that, but like this:

Honestly, it's all pretty mediocre. When it comes to famous people, I usually send them to a beauty contest. Are they considered fan favorites? Visually, maybe, but in terms of gameplay, it's questionable. Half of them will send in unknown Asians. And even more so with celestial bodies. Honestly, who among the locals is an expert on this topic? At most, they know the local planets, plus a few moons, and maybe some galaxies that they've seen in games or movies. But many don't even have a clue what they look like (except for those same planets). Plus, this has been repeated, just like many other things. That masquerade with items was more interesting, and besides, it could be held several times. And if we talk about pictures in general, my groups have long since declined in terms of content, and there's nothing left to send from the old stuff (living creatures). Various items and landscapes can still be used. But if you want pictures, it would be easier to hold a contest to generate something specific using AI, and then evaluate and assign scores. Like a cooking contest, where everyone prepares the same dish, and the judges then evaluate it, or a blacksmithing contest for forging weapons, and so on. Or just forget about it

The problem isn't the theme itself. Uninteresting contests can simply be skipped. What bothers me is that Medj often speaks for others, generalizes, and presents his personal opinion as a "universal thing that will suit everyone." I've noticed this before.

As for the images, I find them on Pinterest.

I had a favorite book in my childhood – an astronomy textbook instead of fairy tales and other stories. No wonder I turned out a bit eccentric.

I had biology with all sorts of animals. There was a book about insects (with a spider on the cover, which I already thought was cringe-worthy). No wonder I grew up to be a cop.

I preferred fairy tales and other things. So why am I considered weird too?

I had a favorite book in my childhood – an astronomy textbook instead of fairy tales and other things. It's not surprising that I grew up a bit… eccentric.

I thought it was a celestial body…

And I had children's books about all sorts of adventures. It's not surprising that I grew up to be an adventurer.

When I was a child, my favorite book was an astronomy textbook instead of fairy tales and other things. No wonder I grew up a bit… eccentric.

Revan, please don't close the voting yet. Let Fragment cast his vote.

When I was a child, my favorite book was an astronomy textbook instead of fairy tales and other things. It's not surprising that I grew up a bit eccentric.

As for me, my favorite book as a child was Ivanhoe. It's not surprising that I grew up to be a GM.

I actually liked fairy tales and other things more. Why am I considered crazy then?

Fairy tales are even cooler than manuscripts. I had fairy tales where a woman had both her arms cut off at the shoulders, where a wife tried to execute her husband and he hid from her at the bottom of a river, where a witch was tied to a horse's tail and dragged across a field, where people were burned alive in bathhouses, and many other similar stories. I loved them too. I should find them and reread them; I'll get some ideas for new content.

I liked fairy tales and other things more. Why am I also considered weird then?

So you're the most normal one here, don't join them.

I liked fairy tales and other things more. Why am I also considered weird then?

Because it's like a fairy tale...
and in general, in fairy tales, simpletons often get lucky, and they constantly have some kind of helpers and so on.

I had books on astronomy, drawing, sculpting with plasticine, about animals, world mythology, medieval legends, folk tales of varying degrees of cruelty, original tales of varying degrees of cruelty, old-school science fiction, fantasy, sea voyages, cave explorations, just all sorts of travels and adventures, and my mom persistently kept giving me English textbooks, but I ignored those and only caught up in 2011 when I was too lazy to install a Russian patch for Skyrim. I grew up to be a well-rounded person 😎

I think the method of learning languages using textbooks was invented by some pervert.