@tierniestaa Recently added Heretics of Dune from the Folio Society to my collection. This isn't all of it. I have many different versions, as well as the graphic novels. Dune is my favorite novel and. I've went through the first four novels more than 4 or 5 times.
@MattWalshBlog The people that can't tell are low IQ NPCs. They're barely any different than the LLMs they parrot. LLMs pass the Turing test with them precisely because they themselves fail it.
@Choppedworld@LokiEstraven Lmao. I support his vision and he's the only one seriously doing it.
He's not without his faults. He crashed out with Vivek over simping for H1Bs after all.
@PotatoMcWhiskey In the text Paul states that through his vision he can see that the jihad will happen with him or without him. By the time he has prescience he's already crossed the threshold that made that inevitable.
@Choppedworld@LokiEstraven Wrong. He's quite obviously modeled to be one in the story. Tragedy befell all great men of history in the end and led to violence and unintended consequences. You're missing the point to attempt to sound smart.
@LokiEstraven He also said that Paul was attractive for all of the right reasons. Liet Kynes dies with his father's warning about Heros. Herbert is quite obviously commentating on the very nature of what heros mean in reality and your are throwing away all nuance to put create neat boundaries.
I see we're back in "people who read the wiki about Dune: Messiah telling people who've read all six of Herbert's novels what Dune is actually about" territory.