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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Have you ever been in line to a movie, and someone else blabs the end? Or worse, you overhear the plot of the entire movie? After tossing a sled at the blabber, you now have to sit through a movie you will not enjoy as much or be as surprised at. Annoying, isn't it? Now imagine that you had the power to see the future in such exact detail that you are effectively The Omniscient. Not only would you live a life with no surprises, but you'd know things no sane person should. You'd know the names of all your children, when and how they'll die, and if the laws of the universe make it impossible to change what has already been predicted, you'll be powerless to stop it. |