Due to a packing error, our amazing btox serum was placed in bottles with broken pumps!
So we're stuck with 1,000 bottles that don't work.
The serum is the same, you'll just need to open the top instead of using a pump.
Seriously, all you have to do is open a bottle and save $100!
Owen Flanagan of Duke University a leading consciousness researcher writes Evidence strongly suggests that humans in all cultures come to cast their own identity in some sort of narrative form. We are inveterate storytellers. Stories are an important aspect of culture. Many works of art and most works of literature tell stories indeed most of the humanities involve stories. Stories are of ancient origin existing in ancient Egyptian ancient Greek Chinese and Indian cultures and their myths. Stories are also a ubiquitous component of human communication used as parables and examples to illustrate points. Storytelling was probably one of the earliest forms of entertainment. As noted by Owen Flanagan narrative may also refer to psychological processes in selfidentity memory and meaningmaking.Semiotics begins with the individual building blocks of meaning called signs and semantics the way in which signs are combined into codes to transmit messages. This is part of a general communication system using both verbal and nonverbal elements and creating a discourse with different modalities and forms.In a gamebook readers are told to turn to a certain page according to the choice they wish to make to continue the story. Typically the choice will be an action rather than dialogue. For example the hero hears a noise in another room and must decide to open the door and investigate run away or call for help. This kind of interactive experience of a story is possible with video games and books where the reader is free to turn the pages but less adapted to other forms of entertainment. Improvisational theatre is similarly openended but of course cannot be said to be authored.
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