> I think it was Shakespeare who once said, "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players, or actors." Well, if our lives are really a bunch of scripts, then who writes them?
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More importantly, how come so many people's scripts have fatal errors in them?

Speaking of stage and scripts, why do we so often attribute to Shakespeare lines that were said by his characters? Yes, he deserves credit for writing them, but is it fair to imply that he actually believed anything/everything any of his many mutually-antagonistic characters ever said?

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F"assuming Shakespeare even wrote his own stuff"B