Silly idea I had. Wild speculation and generalisations. Here goes:
Does T Matter at All?
We never really know our Ts. Instead we interact with a projection, an idealisation. This is the whole point of the blank slate, after all. And the mirror and the brick wall operate on the same principle. The real T is a mere doll to dress as we like: it has no desires or beliefs that would give it a genuine personality. T isn't really there.
That being the case, why do we need a T at all? Couldn't we just stay home and imagine our Ts? Surely any reality that T lets slip just gets in the way.
At the very least, good Ts would be entirely interchangeable. (Is this an ideal that Ts set themselves?)
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Mr Ambassador, alias Ancient Plax, alias Captain Therapy, alias Big Poppa, alias Secret Spy, etc.
Add that to your tattoo, Baby!
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